By executex on

Hi,
Let's say I have a taxonomy term like this:

Health
--> nutrition
--> exercise

nutrition and exercise are the child terms.

then shouldn't the taxonomy/term/1 (health), display nodes that are also nutrition and exercise ???

How do I make it so that it does display it. It seems silly that this isn't already there. Why would they allow "parent terms" if they don't show its nodes??? Ridiculous.

I don't want to have to use heavy-resource Views to do this.

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Comments

adam_b’s picture

adam_b commented

taxonomy/term/1/all will do it - see http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/taxonomy before you get your knickers in a twist :)

executex’s picture

executex commented

Ah damnit I have to rename all those taxonomy url_aliases again! :P
They are in a twist indeed.

I find it very difficult to find documentation with drupal stuff (Maybe I suck at navigating the site, I once tried to figure out how to upload modules to drupal, hah, they made that so impossible, hence I don't try to submit my many drupal modules anymore).