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<font size="-1"><font face="Arial">I've created a new content type, and
associated with that content type is a taxonomy vocabulary with two
levels. I would like to have a page that gives general information
about the content, and then a tab for each top level term in the
vocabulary. On each tab, I would like to list the nodes for that top
level term, and also display in the list the second level term that is
assigned to the particular node.<br>
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I spent a few hours yesterday trying to get this to work using the Menu
Tab functionality in Views. I can get the three tabs to show up, but
with a couple problems:<br>
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1) I can't get them to be displayed under a page that already exists.
According to the help on the Default Menu Tab page for the Parent Menu
Item Type, "</font></font><font face="Arial" size="-1">or to use the
menu item that already exists at the specified URL. For
example, if the URL for the default tab is 'tracker/all', then
'tracker' would already have to be a valid menu item to use this final
choice." So it my case, I have a page node with the url of mypage.
For the view tab, then , I would like to go to mysite.com/mypage and
see the three tabs. I set the URL of mypage/view1 and set the Parent
Menu Item Type to "Already exists (don't create)". I also have two
other views set up with URLs of mypage/view2 and mypage/view3. If I go
to mysite.com/mypage, I get my static page just fine. However, if I go
to mysite.com/mypage/view1, I just get my three views, without the main
parent page. Is there a way to set my page and the tabs up this way?<br>
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2) On each tab, I would like to display the second level term that is
assigned to each node in the field list (using Table view). However,
it seems that in Views, I can only display the top level term, not the
second level term. <br>
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Is it possible to do what I need to do with just Views, or will I need
to do some custom coding?<br>
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Thanks.<br>
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Steve<br>
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