Display custom taxonomy fields on admin taxonomy listing screen

Erich H.

4/14/23, 6:07 PM

I have a taxonomy vocabulary called "Document Type" that has a custom field attached to it for "Acronym". When an admin is logged in and goes to Structure>Taxonomy>Document Type to display the current list of Document Types in the system, I do not see a way to add the Acronym field to that display. It doesn't look like this is a View like the Content listing screen that can be edited to show additional fields. Is this taxonomy listing screen something that can be easily edited or do I need to create a custom view from scratch that mimics this behavior? That would be easy enough to do, but I was concerned about how to preserve the drag & drop functionality. It would be easier to just figure out a way to add the Acronym field to the already existing listing page. Does this require a custom module to achieve? Or perhaps a form hook or some other preprocess hook in my theme's .theme file? THANKS

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Lambic

4/14/23, 6:31 PM

It is not a view by default because of the drag/drop functionality. We replaced that page with a view because we didn't care about the drag/drop stuff, but I don't know how you would do it while preserving that functionality.

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