We're a hospital looking at possibly using Drupal to replace a commercial CMS we have.

I have been building the prototype using Panels, Views & Taxonomy, and thus far have had some pretty good success. There is one nagging question i can't seem to find a solution to, and i'm thinking it could be more of a views type question, but i'll give it a go here.

How can I specify for a taxonomy term that a node is that term's "homepage" instead of getting a list of all nodes in the term? My panels page is

http://www.cdha.nshealth.ca/default.aspx?page=73&category.Categories.1=55 is an A-Z listing of our departments & services.

I would like to be able to force on my drupal prototype if someone went to ourdomain.ca/programs-and-services/accreditation there was a node i could specify as the landing page in a dynamic fashion, similar to what a ourdomain.ca/programs-and-services/accreditation/index.php would do. many of our end users would like to be able to just specify the term for things like printed materials etc.

Right now, the way i'm using my panels page for these is by using taxonomy/term/% override.

Cheers,
Ryan

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Stol commented

Hi Ryan

You can use an url alias if you want to use a node as the "homepage" of a specific term. Add an url alias and set the path to the node as the system path and the path to the term as the alias.

I use this trick but not yet in combination with views and/or panels but I think it will work also together with them.

Cheers
Stol

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rockitdev commented

i'm thinking the solution may just be to use the Taxonomy Term description content as the "landing page" content...

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sdboyer commented
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