By FNGR on

hi together!

i'm working on a project for school classes. so we want to have a "practical training database" for students where they can search companys who offer practical trainings.

now we got a content type called "company" und two key taxonomy vocabularies for that content type: "city" and "job". so i created a view to list the companys with the two vocabularies as exposed filters. now the student should first select a city and then the second exposed filter "job" should show the jobs that are offered in that city.

somebody got an idea how to do this with views??

ps: hierarchical select is not an option because i really need TWO vocabularies.

thanks!

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stutibhavsar’s picture

stutibhavsar commented

Have you checked the "Views Dependent Filter" module (http://drupal.org/project/views_dependent_filters)?
You can also find its detail tutorial: http://www.lullabot.com/blog/module-monday-views-dependent-filters

FNGR’s picture

FNGR commented

hi! yes i tested that module but it doesnt seem to work. tried it many hours.

other ideas? i'm wondering why a function like that is not in core of views?

stutibhavsar’s picture

stutibhavsar commented

If module did not worked for you, then you need to overwrite the view using hook functions.
e.g.: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15614833/drupal-ajax-dependent-view-e...

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FNGR commented

don't know that exactly to do with the thread on stackoverflow ;)

my issue wth that module you can find here: http://drupal.org/node/1989928

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Problue Solutions
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commented

I'm trying to do exactly the same thing, I also tried https://drupal.org/project/views_hacks#views_filters_selective

But this doesn't work either, did you find a solution FNGR?

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Siriki commented

Hi ,

I have same problem, Any body knows the solution ,please help me.

I tried "SHS" module, it's working single taxonomy terms only. I need Dependent Exposed Filter from different Taxonomy Vocabularies.

Thanks..!