Taxonomy

Hi all,

Just wanted to let y'all know that Brooke Heaton and I have just released Drupal 8 version of the popular_tags module. It is very helpful to sites that want to encourage editors to converge upon a smaller set of frequently used tags, rather than a huge set of infrequently used tags.

Coming from a different CMS, I am diving little by little into the Drupal philosophy and I have already bumped into a problem. (being a beginner sucks :/ )

I have installed the hierarchical select module to facilitate my user to add the taxonomies they want. But the user is not happy with the way that the list is displayed.

What I wanted to do is to find a way for the user to define the display (and thus the saving) order of the taxonomies on each node independently.

I thought of weights but that would have an impact on the taxonomy order and not the node.

Taxonomy remains in core in Drupal 8. Terms were made entities in Drupal 7, and provided with term reference fields for relating them to nodes through select list, checkboxes, or autocomplete (including with the option to create terms, also known as free tagging).

Hi there,

PPLD.org is upgrading from D6 to D7 using a clean D7 instance and migrating data either via Migrate module, or via Feeds somehow. Here’s what is stumping me:

REEEP and CTCN have recently launched Climate Tagger, a new tool to automatically scan, label, sort and catalogue datasets and document collections. Climate Tagger now incorporates a Drupal Module for automatic annotation of Drupal content nodes. Climate Tagger addresses knowledge-driven organizations in the climate and development arenas, providing automated functionality to streamline, catalogue and link their Climate Compatible Development data and information resources.

Hello
Firstewall, i'm pologise for my English, but is not my mather language.

I have vocabulary with 4 parent terms and unlimited children terms.
I trying reduce user choose for only one children term with each parent terms, but i don't know how do it.

Default settings vocabulary give us limited choice for one term for vocabulary. But is not good solution in my situation.

Can you know best way for this problem?

Thanks
Best Regards
Tomek

Hi, I'm relatively new to drupal and I've search in the groups but haven't found the answer for my problem.

What I'm trying to do is find a way to link two taxonomies it's for a party service site.
In the first taxonomy we have the kind of party you're having i.e. graduation, birthday, anniversary, etc.
In the second taxonomy we have services that are related but not dependent of the party taxonomy and also can repeat in the party taxonomy i.e. music groups, catering, booze, etc.

An example of this is that

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A couple of weeks ago, a much anticipated launch finally took place: The Getty Arts and Architecture Thesaurus is now available as Linked Open Data to the joy of much of the cultural heritage community. This was a major step for the Getty Vocabularies programme which so far allowed access to its data through its website or through a paid subscription API.

Hello,

First, excuse my very bad english.

I want to create a block displaying a terms of a vocabulary and ordering the list by the number of term use.

For example, a music type vocabulary :
Jazz : used by 10 pages
Rock : used by 2 pages
Blues : used by 5 pages
Pop : used by 4 pages

I want to display :
Jazz (10)
Blues (5)
Pop (4)
Rock (2)

The number is not obligatory.

So, i made a view => block
Filter : taxonomy vocabulary : System name = music type
Pagination : defined number = 5
More links : yes

And i make a view => page

Hello,

Hello. I'm seeking for a solution for a site with hundreds of Hierarchical Terms:
Mass terms in level 1 and some terms in level 2 and some terms in level 3.
And it's free tagging system, user can add term in any level.
All 3 levels are required when posting node(image).

Since there are so many terms in level 1, it's not an ease for users to select what they need with default modules, needless to say the bulk uploading. In addition to that, if users want to add new terms, how to guide them add terms level by level?

As I figured out there are plenty of Auto Tagging modules following different approaches. To my eyes this is a classical drupal disease having to many parallel aproaches.

All of them try to extract terms out of text fields.

I would like to persuade the developers to join into a single future module to simplify the work for site admins, focus efforts and improve the output.

We have several hundred nodes categorised with terms from vocabulary A. We now want to categorise all these nodes with terms from a new vocabulary, vocabulary B. Terms in vocabulary B are roughly related to those in vocabulary A - so the idea would be to programmatically do a one time assignment of terms in vocabulary B based on terms already assigned to nodes from vocabulary A. After this, users of the site would need to do some further manual tweaking as there is only a rough (not exact) correspondence of terms between the two vocabularies.

I've inherited a site with a very big hierarchical taxonomy:

Vocabulary name: categories
--term: company name
---- many child terms
-- term: country
---- many child terms
-- term: issue
---- many child terms

I realized it would be easier to create Search facets and Views with appropriate content if I set up each of these parent terms

company
country
issue

as their own Vocabularies.

I created the new Vocabularies and used Taxonomy Manager to shift all the sub-terms to their new vocabularies.

I have a Taxonomy hierarchy and need to be able to limit certain roles to editing only child terms, not the parent terms. I've looked through all of the modules that I can find that relate to this and haven't found any that fits this requirement, so it looks like I have to write a custom module. Any hints as to the direction I should be looking.

This is in Drupal 6.

Thanks in advance.

Im trying to effectively create a category drop-down with a list of pre defined items from a vocabulary on the 'add new content' page as well as have the input field for the existing tags system. so the user can file a post tagged as "blue bald dalmatian" in the first tag field and then "dogs" in the second field (which ive pre defined)

whats the best way to go about this?

Googled this a bit but unclear if a resolution has been identified yet...

Product has taxonomy (call it Brand).
Product Display uses Product Reference field to display Product details. Here the Taxonomy Term (Brand) is visible.
When viewing the Brand Term Taxonomy Page no content is identified as tagged by that term.

** Is it possible to for Product Displays to inherit terms from Products? **

I see the hierarchy as this:

 --View, etc --
 --- Prod Dis ---
---- Product Def ----

----- Taxonomy Term -----

I am building a new website consisting of a wide selection of science publications. Common for all the data is the basis of a branched taxonomy three (ie. many levels).

The taxonomy tree describes related term's interrelationship with each other. The goal with this setup is to have a website that does not rely on a static menu structure but on filtered taxonomy trees. This way documents appear wherever their tags take them.

Hi
I have vocabularies set up with a list of terms but I want one of the options to be 'all'. So users can choose from the dropdown list, or just see everything.
Can someone tell me how I go about doing this please..
thanks

Is there a way to create a synchronized relationship between a node and a taxonomy term?