I have a blog in Drupal 7 and used Views to display the fields. I have 2 sets of tags displayed on the sidebar:
1) SHAPES
Triangle
Square
Rectangle
2) COLOR
Red
Blue
Green
I created the 2 groups of tags via Structure > Taxonomy > Vocabulary > Add Term
For the View, I created one View with two exposed filters (similar to what was done in this tutorial)
VIEW:
Path: '/blog/tag'
Filter Criteria:
1) 'Content: Shape (exposed)'
Exposed form in Block: 'Yes'
Filter identifier: 'shape_id'
2) 'Content: Color (exposed)'
Exposed form in Block: 'Yes'
Filter identifier: 'color_id'
Exposed form style: BEF
The exposed filters are set to the appropriate block region in Structure > Blocks.
If I click 'triangle', only blog posts tagged with 'triangle' should be displayed. Then if I click 'red', only posts tagged with 'red' should be displayed.
It looks like the correct blog posts are being displayed when I click on the terms. The URL gets appended with IDs from both vocabularies, but I can't seem to get the right combos to display.
Desired URL when 'triangle' is clicked: '/blog/tag/?shape_id=1&color_id=All'
Desired URL when 'red' is clicked: '/blog/tag/?shape_id=All&color_id=1'
So, essentially the results should display items tagged with just one term ID.
However, how it is currently working is that if I click 'triangle', and then 'red', both 'triangle' and 'red' have the 'selected' class (are both bolded) and the url is: '/blog/tag/?shape_id=1&color_id=1'
The only way I was able to get the desired URLs is if I have the '-Any-' option displayed. However, the use case I have is to NOT have '-Any-' listed in the list of tags.
Is this even possible without '-Any-' listed in the list of terms? I have never used multiple exposed filters before, so any guidance would be great as I've researched this for almost a week now. I read in another post that contextual filters would allow me to create separate path aliases that are clean urls, but I have not been successfully able to do this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.