[support] View at taxonomy/term/% to display descendant taxonomy terms as well as nodes tagged

[Anthony Malkoun]

Actually looking at it a bit more, I don't think that taxonomy_list will 
do what I want as I need the block to have some sense of the context.  
Seems like overkill for panels (especially as there doesn't seem an easy 
way to get a view of taxonomy terms to show child terms, which might 
have ameliorated this) so will just roll my own code.

On 6:59 AM, Anthony Malkoun wrote:
> My bad, forgot to mention D6.  Have just found one of your modules 
> Nancy (http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_list) that will do what I 
> want I think without writing code.
>
> Malks.
>
> On 6:59 AM, Ms. Nancy Wichmann wrote:
>> D6 or D7?
>> /*Nancy*/
>> Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. -- Dr. Martin 
>> L. King, Jr.
>>
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>>     *From:* Anthony Malkoun <malkouna at yahoo.com.au>
>>     *To:* "support at drupal.org" <support at drupal.org>
>>     *Sent:* Thursday, July 14, 2011 1:12 AM
>>     *Subject:* [support] View at taxonomy/term/% to display
>>     descendant taxonomy terms as well as nodes tagged
>>
>>     Hi,
>>
>>     My requirement is that given a hierarchy like:
>>
>>     Furniture
>>     Chairs
>>     Desk Chairs
>>     Dining Chairs
>>     Tables
>>     etc.
>>
>>     If I go to taxonomy/term/74 (where 74 is term ID for Chairs) then
>>     I want to see a list of nodes tagged with Chairs and show links
>>     to "Desk Chairs" and "Dining Chairs", preferably with their
>>     taxonomy image and their description.  The first bit of this is
>>     easily solved in views using either the default taxonomy
>>     replacement view or by creating a clone of it, but not sure of
>>     the most "Drupalish" way to do the second.  I thought I might be
>>     able to do it with an attachment in the view and grouping on term
>>     but I don't think this will work for me.  Other ideas are either
>>     change the template manually, so at least the nodes are handled
>>     by views (what I'm leaning towards atm) or to have another
>>     totally different view that is a term view, rather than a node
>>     view, as a block and setting the block up to get the arguments
>>     from the URL.
>>
>>     Does anyone have a better idea or is this the way to go?
>>
>>     Ta,
>>     Malks.
>>
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