Hi Fredrik,

Yes you can get all items if you know datatype name.

You can find more information here

In my opinion, you need to use

var items = TaxonomyService.GetTaxonomyTree("Gender");

or

var items = TaxonomyService.FlattenList("Gender");

First code returns hierarchical structure, the second code returns flatten list.

I hope I helped you!

Thanks

That only seems to work if you have added the taxonomy to the particular partial view. What we would like to do is get all the available options, regardless of whether they have been selected or not, and present them to the user in a different partial view.

I have a "Content" partial view, where the editor/admin can select (and sometimes manipulate) a taxonomy hierarchy (for example Country - State - City).

Then there is another "Filter" partial view, where we would like the user to see all the available taxonomy content, regardless of whether it has been selected for the content or not, i.e. all countries, all states and all cities.

The solution you suggested doesn't seem to work for me. :/

It's working now! I took a second look and realized that I had been confused with the Datatype name and the title of it on the partial view. Thanks a lot! :)

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