(Edit this wiki, or, if you'll be attending the con, you can also comment on the session page.)
- Taxonomy module in Drupal 7:
- Fieldable taxonomy terms.
- Taxonomy vocabularies as fields.
- Wait, what does all that even mean?
- User experience and taxonomy.
- The world of Taxonomy Contrib:
- Taxonomy in the age of CCK and Views.
- Taxonomy-enhancing essential modules.
- Cool uses of taxonomy: recommendation engines, auto tagging, community managing of content, connecting everything.
- Classification of contributed taxonomy modules (an idea...i browsed the list of d6 contributed modules and found some common themes - chach)
- managing taxonomies (taxonomy manager, edit term, tag collapse (superterms), batch editing)
- taxonomies and browsing content (breadcrumbs, breadcrumbs in nodes, working with menu system (or replacing it entirely))
- 'internal' taxonomies (hiding taxonomies for certain users - permissions & hidden vocabularies)
- displaying taxonomies (in blocks, tag clouds, related terms)
- autocategorization (open calais, default terms)
- mirroring drupal-specific content as taxonomy (ex. vocabulary presets for content types, creating terms per users)
- faceted search (i only saw 1 module...?)
- improving taxonomy user interface (active tags, various forms of tag selection)
- weighting & structuring terms (hierarchies, community tags)
- importing tags (xml, cvs, rss)
- integration with fields (term fields)
Resources (other recent presentations)
http://mavergames.net/content/taxonomies-drupal-daily-drupal-22-july-2009
http://www.dogstar.org/drupal/content/getting-most-out-drupals-taxonomy-...
[Originally posted by ben, Agaric]
Questions
Should we talk about this issue?
* What is the best way to integrate CCK content types & taxonomy?
When using Views, CCK and Taxonomy, you have the opportunity to sort and view content by content type. I saw this mentioned on the 'taxonomies drupal daily 7/22/09' as well. That author says "In general, we're going to try to keep our "content types" to a minimum and employ taxonomies plus the Views Module to present content and create rich RSS feeds, etc."
From my experience, using taxonomies to classify content provides better content sorting features - though usually I just want a vocabulary that is very similar to the content types. A trick I have tried has been to make a default taxonomy term for all content types...but it is a little bit difficult to maintain - being an extra level of complication for a site.
Any ideas? (i'll look to see if there is an existing discussion about this...maybe we should make some discussion threads and link them back to this wiki?)
-- chach
found these:
http://drupal.org/project/nat - Node Auto Term
http://drupal.org/project/autotag - Taxonomy Autotagger
http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_defaults Taxonomy Defaults