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Drupal 5 Views Recipes

You're reading from   Drupal 5 Views Recipes 94 recipes to develop custom content displays for your Drupal web site

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2009
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781847196965
Length 412 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters Close

Drupal 5 Views Recipes
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgement
About the Reviewer
Preface
1. Introduction to Views FREE CHAPTER 2. Working with Default Views 3. CCK and Views 4. Dates and Calendars 5. Views and Tools for Administrators 6. Views Galore 7. Theming and Layout 8. Navigating the Online Drupal Community Default Views in Drupal 5 Modules
Formatters
Style Plugins
Views Hooks for Coders
Modules Included in Recipe Ingredients
Additional Resources and Modules Mentioned in Recipes
Selected Noteworthy Patches to Views
Index

Recipe 16: Taxonomy View


Note

Ingredients

Taxonomy module, enabled

Vocabulary with terms

The Taxonomy view is typically used to display a teaser list of all posts tagged with a specific term.

  1. Enable the taxonomy module if it is not yet enabled.

  2. If you have not yet created a vocabulary with terms on your site, go ahead and do so. Typically, vocabularies are created at admin/content/taxonomy, and then individual terms are added to each vocabulary. Alternatively, the Taxonomy Manager module, located at http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_manager, is a wonderful improvement over Drupal core's Category administration. It enables administrators to search, merge, delete, move, and easily edit terms. The module was developed as a Google Summer of Code project.

  3. Go to admin/build/views. Scroll down to the Default Views, and find the Taxonomy view. Note that the URL is taxonomy/term.

    The URL itself seems to bring up the question: Which term? The answer will appear in the form of a term ID argument, appended...

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