By MadKad on

Hi I have the newest version of drupal after fully upgrading from the older versions, I think the new version acts alot better. I am trying to set up a page in a catergory I have.

This is an image to help me explain the problem

http://www.mkpitstop.co.uk/1234.gif

on the image with the numbers is what I have done and trying to do:

1 = catergories > computers then hardware (this is where I want to place my page first)

2 = all my catergories under catergories.

3 = When I go to make a page this is what I get where I can pick witch catergory to use, they all say None

What could I have done for this to not work, the reson I added the catergory Hardware is to see if that was the problem but it didnt make any differences.

Can some one please help me out on this?

Thanks

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quaestor commented

If I understand your question, I think you need to add some terms to the categories is all.

You might add the terms: hardware, software, troubleshooting, etc to the computers category.

Or you might even restructure your current categories into one.

Website Topics (category)
-Business (term)
-Computers (term)
--Hardware (term whos parent is Computers)
--Software (term whos parent is Computers)
--etc (term whos parent is Computers)
-Console (term)
-Graphics (term)
-Webmasters (term)

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MadKad commented

Ok that seems to have sorted it in a way, I tryed it with business.

if I click the link business on the left side it doesnt show what is in that catergory, but if I click the link under the subject that is the catergory then it shows all the subjects in that catergory.

see this is the bisiness catergory
http://www.mkpitstop.co.uk/?q=node/5

and this is one of the catergory links under a subject
http://www.mkpitstop.co.uk/?q=taxonomy/term/1

I did tests to show you, so what could I have done wrong now with that not to show in the catergory link?

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quaestor commented

Just because your menus are named the same as the terms doesn't mean they will be linked in some way. There may be a module for creating menu items out of terms. Or you could edit the menu items so that they point to the term rather than a page.

For example, your Business menu item links to ?q=node/5, which is a page. You could change it to link to the Business term instead. ie: ?q=taxonomy/term/1.

This might not be the best way. Maybe someone more experienced can offer a suggestion.

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MadKad commented

All I want is to have different subjected pages under each catergory I pick for these pages

http://www.mkpitstop.co.uk

like on the right, its driving me mad I am sure that it could be done in a more simple way :-(

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MadKad commented

can any one help? please