By kushal22 on
Hi,
I have just started using taxonomy.
I have just created a taxonomy vocabulary, and entered multiple terms into the vocabulary. One of the terms is paper for example. I went through my nodes and added one term to each node. Now in nodes that have been associated with the Paper term, under the title of the node, a statement appears saying "Posted in: Paper". When I click on "Paper" I am directed to a page where a list of all the nodes that have been associated with this term appear. However the full node of each appears.
How would I go about just showing the teaser of each node?
How would I go about showing a list of nodes in a table format?
Thanks
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http://drupal.org/project/views or writing custom db querries and outputting the data in the format you seek
http://mustardseedmedia.com/p
http://mustardseedmedia.com/podcast/episode9
Sorry just to clarify
Sorry just to clarify, I know how to use views to create a list of teasers or have all the nodes associated with a term in a table. What I don't know is how is to get the view to link to the term that is in the node?
Just to clarify even further, lets say I have created a view (lets say a list of all nodes that are associated to the "Paper" term, in a table) and also have loads of nodes that are associated with the "Paper" term. In each of those nodes there will be a statement saying "Posted in: Paper". The word Paper in "Posted in: Paper" is a link. How do I get that link to direct me to the view that I have created (the view that has all products associated with the term in a table) instead of the page that shows a list of each full node that is associated with the term.
If the previous 2 comments answers this question as well then please let me know and I will look into it again. Sorry if this is basic, I just can't figure it out
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I'm not in views at the moment but I'm pretty sure you can pull in the term or the tid and use it to link on whatever data you want.
You can override that url
You can override that url using views arguments
http://gotdrupal.com/videos/drupal-views-arguments