I need users to be able to click on any term, including parent terms. A fully expanded tree is fine with me.

I've seen the directive to "disable JavaScript on the Vocabulary Index page" but have no idea what that means. I've been through all the settings pages and permissions and don't see any settings to disable javascript for this module.

Can you point out what I'm missing?

Thanks

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xano
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Location Southampton
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Assigned: Unassigned » xano
Status: Active » Fixed

You need to override the JavaScript file by adding scripts[] = vocabindex.js to your theme's info file.

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webwriter commented

Thanks for the quick reply! :-)

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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adam_b commented
Version: 6.x-3.x-dev » 6.x-2.2
Assigned: xano » Unassigned
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

I have the same issue - have added the scripts[] = vocabindex.js string to the theme's info file, and have cleared the cache, but with no change. Am I missing something?

And some others which I'll split into separate issues if they turn out to be non-trivial:

1. Shouldn't the parent terms in a tree be bulleted with a rotating triangle rather than a separate bullet? At the moment there's no way to tell them apart.

2. What happens when a parent term contains nodes? Clicking on the parent term makes the leaf open and close, but you can't get to the list of nodes within that term.

3. Could there not be a checkbox (as in the menu interface) to keep the menu expanded?

xano’s picture

xano
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Primary language English
Location Southampton
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1) Tree lists are themed and styled by Drupal and not by Vocabulary Index. There is no bug, perhaps just the absence of a feature.

2) Nothing happens and this is by design. There have been several issues about this in which explanations have been posted.

3) Nope. There will be in Index, but not in Vocabulary Index anymore.

Concerning the JS override: this should work. Have you tried submitting the form the themes page? Drupal stores theme info files in the database and submitting the themes form makes Drupal update that information.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Category: support » feature

JS override: alas, in D6 it only works with core modules.