Hi,
I'm a relative newbie to Drupal, but am really impressed by the flexibility and access control. I'm trying to setup a site and I'd like to develop a solid taxonomy system which will help users add and filter content. This is for a college course that I run, we have three pathways:
Architecture
Spatial Design
Artefact Design
and we have 3 years
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
I'm trying to setup a truly hierarchical system which would look like:
Stage 1
---Architecture
---Spatial Design
---Artefact Design
Stage 2
---Architecture
---Spatial Design
---Artefact Design
Stage 3
---Architecture
---Spatial Design
---Artefact Design
If a user inputs content for Stage 1 it would refer to all Stage 1 students (regardless of pathway). If content is categorised by Stage 1 - Architecture it would refer to the Architecture Pathway of Stage 1. That is all pretty straightforward.
However, I would like it if when someone clicked on the Stage 1 taxonomy title (which appears at the top of the page) they would get any content which comes under Stage 1 (this would include any content which is categorised to one of the pathways). So, if I have one page categorised under Architecture, Spatial and Artefact (in Stage 1), then clicking on Stage 1 would give me each of those pages.
This does not seem possible with the taxonomy system. Is there a way to do this? An existing module?