function faq_view_child_category_headers in Frequently Asked Questions 6
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 5.2 faq.module \faq_view_child_category_headers()
- 7.2 faq.module \faq_view_child_category_headers()
- 7 faq.module \faq_view_child_category_headers()
Helper function to setup the list of sub-categories for the header.
Parameters
$term: The term to setup the list of child terms for.
Return value
An array of sub-categories.
4 calls to faq_view_child_category_headers()
- template_preprocess_faq_category_hide_answer in includes/
faq.hide_answer.inc - Create categorized FAQ page if set to show answer when question is clicked.
- template_preprocess_faq_category_new_page in includes/
faq.new_page.inc - Create categorized FAQ page if set to show answer in a new page.
- template_preprocess_faq_category_questions_inline in includes/
faq.questions_inline.inc - Create categorized FAQ page if set to show/hide the questions inline.
- template_preprocess_faq_category_questions_top in includes/
faq.questions_top.inc - Create categorized questions for FAQ page if set to show questions on top.
File
- ./
faq.module, line 1309 - The FAQ module allows users to create a FAQ page, with questions and answers displayed in different styles, according to the settings.
Code
function faq_view_child_category_headers($term) {
$child_categories = array();
$list = taxonomy_get_children($term->tid);
foreach ($list as $tid => $child_term) {
$term_node_count = taxonomy_term_count_nodes($child_term->tid, 'faq');
if ($term_node_count) {
// Get taxonomy image.
$term_image = '';
if (module_exists('taxonomy_image')) {
$term_image = taxonomy_image_display($child_term->tid, array(
'class' => 'faq-tax-image',
));
}
$term_vars['link'] = l(faq_tt("taxonomy:term:{$child_term->tid}:name", $child_term->name), "faq/{$child_term->tid}");
$term_vars['description'] = check_markup(faq_tt("taxonomy:term:{$child_term->tid}:description", $child_term->description));
$term_vars['count'] = $term_node_count;
$term_vars['term_image'] = $term_image;
$child_categories[] = $term_vars;
}
}
return $child_categories;
}