By silkhost on

Hello,

I am new to drupal and need help with the initial design of the user fields. I want to create a site that will do the following using Drupal 8.

Website is a site for musical artists who will be available to perform. Artist will login and manage their profile and pictures.
I need to group them into two main categories (music type/city) and into subcategories. I need to be able to filter by music and/or city and display results in a page.

What is the best way to group them? Taxonomy?
I added taxonomies for Music Type and City in the use profile as required fields. Is this the best way to do this? I got stuck because I was not sure how to create the Views filter. Any advice would be helpful.

Category 1 - Music Type - What type of muse the artist performs. Can select more than one.
- Jazz
- Classical
- Rock

Category 2 - City of availability - What city are they willing to perform in. Can select more than one.
- Las Angeles
- Las Vegas
- San Francisco

Thank you,
silkhost

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silkhost commented

So I created two different taxonomy vocabularies with different terms linked to user profile. How can I let a website visitor select a term from each category?

Subhransu.addweb’s picture

Subhransu.addweb commented

Best way to create two different taxonomy(music type/city) add term you want. Add those field in registration form.
Create view for user and add exposed filter in view for city and music type field.

Let me know incase of any query/concern regarding the same.

Thanks!

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silkhost commented

I created the two taxonomy with terms. I create two exposed filters. If I select term and apply the first filter it query results with no problem. But when I add a term in the second filter the query will stall and will result in an http 500 error. Can anyone verify this in their installation?