How do I connect vocabularies and filter them to be depend on each others? The vocabularies I use are:


TV Channels
TV Shows


The "TV Channels" vocabulary includes 6 terms, where each term represents a TV Channels (e.g. channel&lt;1>, channel&lt;2>, channel&lt;6>).

The TV Shows vocabulary includes 30 terms, where each term represents a TV Show, but not all of them belong to a one TV Channel, but some of them belongs to channel&lt;1>, and others for channel&lt;2>.

I've already created a content type, and added various fields for these vocabularies using term references.

How do I make a filter? When I choose the TV channel from the filed, and then move to the next filed for the TV Show I should only find the ones belonging to this TV channel, and not the whole TV shows from all the channels.



This is a very clever idea, but will it allow me to list all TV Show episodes when I click on any given TV Show link?

Also about the main presenter, how can I add it to the content type the same way?

My point is to find a way to list contents in the website as a whole by:


TV channel
TV show
Main presenter and guest
Topic
Date of broadcasting


So I've created various taxonomies like the following:


I created a vocabulary for each one of the above first four items.
I added terms for each one of them:


TV Channel vocabulary
TV Show vocabulary
Main Presenter &amp; Guest
Topic

I have installed these modules:


Chaos Tool Suite
Form Elements - Hierarchical Select
Panels
Taxonomy Menu
Views

I added a content type with these fields:


TV Channel
TV Show
Main Presenter
Guest
Topic
Broadcasting Date: This one I need to make it in a pop up calender way so if I click on any given date to list all episodes for various TV Shows from any given TV Channel.



The first five fields are term reference fields.
The alternative solution is to add a single vocabulary "TV" and make it two level. In first level all the "channels" will come and "shows" will be added as a child term (second level). Now for reference use "Hierarchical Select" module.