2 different taxonomy_term views with same path for 2 different vocabularies

yrre7 - July 4, 2009 - 03:35

Hi guys,
I currently have two different vocabularies (vA and vB).
Vocabulary_A is associated with content type, Content_A; Vocabulary_B is associated with content type, Content_B.

I created two view pages under taxonomy_term views, one for Vocabulary_A, and one for Vocabulary_B. Both have the same page view path: taxonomy/term/%, but each view page has different "Taxonomy: Term ID (with depth)" argument with "taxonomy term" validator. Like the Vocabulary_A page view has "taxonomy term" validator = Vocabulary_A box checked, and Vocabulary_B page view has "taxonomy term" validator = Vocabulary_B box checked. Rest argument settings remain default.

Now the view page only works for Vocabulary_A, but it doesn't work Vocabulary_B. Every time when I go to a term under Vocabulary_B, it always shows "Page Not Found".

Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Do I need to set any other argument to make this work? It seems like there's some argument not passing through the url. I hope I have explained it.

Many Thanks,
Jerry

Please help guys

yrre7 - July 5, 2009 - 18:14

Please help guys

Could someone please help me

yrre7 - July 6, 2009 - 18:22

Could someone please help me on this? or can this be done?
Thanks so much!

Solved: Taxonomy Redirect is the answer

ranavaibhav - July 11, 2009 - 01:06

I was facing similar issue and i came across a module called "Taxonomy Redirect"

1) Using above module create a redirect path for each vocabulary
i.e. for vocabulary1 > category1/term/!tid
for vocabulary2 > category2/term/!tid
2) Create views for each vocabulary using above path instead of taxonomy/term% now use category1/term/% and so for category2 use category2/term/%

That's it, all done, you can now have different style and look for both of your vocabulary node listing..

Jackie Rana

Yea, I actually realize that

yrre7 - July 12, 2009 - 07:01

Yea, I actually realize that module before, but I just thought views can probably do the job if I set the argument correctly. I guess it can't be done in views since no one else know the answer to that.

I guess I will just use Taxonomy module to solve the problem then.
Thanks

Is there a way that this can

yrre7 - July 29, 2009 - 00:15

Is there a way that this can be done in Views 2?

i'm using views dev 3.x but

lasac - November 11, 2009 - 15:03

i'm using views dev 3.x but even there this seems imposible. Driving me crazy.

 
 

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