Hi drupal experts, I'm develping a new site based on drupal. This site will be about books reviews and I need to create a new block using taxonomies of the particular node on which it is displayed.
Basically my taxonomies are:

root --> Autor --> book

Is there any way that I can show a block with some statement using the terms included in Autor and book as variables? what I need is something like:

The copyrights of $book belongs to $autor and is listed here only for informational purposes.

Any ideas?.

Thanks in advance.
Nicolas

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nsolop’s picture

ideas?

summit’s picture

Taxonomy Enhancer module?
greetings, Martijn

nsolop’s picture

Do you know if there is a new version of the module available for drupal 6?.

Kind regards.

WorldFallz’s picture

Anonymous’s picture

I'm not 100% sure to understand what you want to do, but it does sound like something doable with Views arguments. Is that something you're familiar with ?

nsolop’s picture

Basically I need to get a different block for every node that belongs to a taxonomy. The content of this block must show, besides of static content, the taxonomy name the node is included.

My english is rusty.

Thanks again

Anonymous’s picture

So yes, it is very simple with Views Argument.
What views arguments does is it check whick node you are viewing, and display information of or related to that node... when configured correctly.

- Create a view, that list nodes.
- Display only 1 item, with no pager, unformated, using fields.
- Add the argument Node: NID (Node ID) and select "provide default arg." and Node ID from URL
- Add the fields Taxonomy you want to display.
- create a block display in that view.

Now go to the block page, and place the newly created block in the region you want.
Now when viewing a node, you should see the view block displaying the informations you want.

As this is kind of a complicated system, I suggest you report to the views documentation or issue list for further help. Good luck!