By njguy on
How do you get the path of a taxonomy term by it's tid. I am getting the taxonomy title and tid from the database, but I cannot figure out how to link it to its page. Any pointers?
How do you get the path of a taxonomy term by it's tid. I am getting the taxonomy title and tid from the database, but I cannot figure out how to link it to its page. Any pointers?
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If you have a term object you
If you have a term object you can use taxonomy_term_path().
I have tried that but it
I have tried that but it doesn't give me the right path. It only ever returns this, "taxonomy/term/".
Did you pass it a term
Did you pass it a term object? (Like that return by taxonomy_get_term($tid))
yes I passed it a term id.
yes I passed it a term id.
$termpath = taxonomy_term_path($term);
$term is the id selected from the database.
How about this, it didn't
It worked when I did this, but I'm not getting the pathauto url.
$termobj = taxonomy_get_term($term);
$termpath = taxonomy_term_path($termobj);
Pass $termpath to l() if you
Pass $termpath to l() if you want a link or url() if you want a path.
Thanks so much, that's
Thanks so much, that's exactly what I needed.
Get taxonomy term path alias from term id
If you feed $taxonomy_path to
If you feed $taxonomy_path to either l() or url() there is no need to look up the alias.
get term name and path (with alias if exist) from $tid
For Drupal 7 you can use: taxonomy_term_uri()
Thank you jack-pl. This is
Thank you jack-pl. This is helpful.
Thank You,
Shashwat Purav
Drupal 7 Solution
url('taxonomy/term/' . $tid);Use 'drupal_get_path_alias'...
drupal_get_path_alias('taxonomy/term/' . $tid)drupal_get_path_alias
taxonomy
maybe this will help as it helped me
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