I'm trying to create a custom view in Drupal 7 that acts as a landing page for content. I've created a taxonomy group called Expertise Areas which is a hierarchical list of categories - like so:
Expertise Area 1
Sub-Area 1
Sub-Area 2
Expertise Area 2
- Sub-Area 1
Now these terms are used to link relate pages/content types together so for a section of the website called Research Areas, I've got a list of pages - each being a content type of Research Area. Each of these pages defined link to one of the expertise areas listed above (taxonomy term).
The research areas and their expertise area relationships are:
Research Area 1 (expertise area = 1)
Research Sub-Area 1 (expertise area = 2)
Research Sub-Area 2 (expertise area = 3)
Research Area 2 (expertise area = 4)
- Research Sub-Area 1 (expertise area = 5)
My aim to is create a landing page list of all the Research areas in a hierarchical structure, but I can't seem to work out a good way to do this in Drupal 7. I'm using Views, Token, PathAuto, CCK, etc. This hierarchical structure I'm assuming needs to be based on its taxonomy term relationship as shown in the diagrams above only because I can't work out how to just get a list of nodes of a specific content type in a parent->child format.
I managed to get the Research Area pages in a parent->child structure by moving the links around in the menu admin screens, but there isn't actually a self-referential relationship between the nodes. This is why I thought the only way around it would be to reference the taxonomy group.
Hope this makes sense, really desperate for a solution too. And it's probably an easy one that I am going about the wrong way!
Thanks!