Taxonomy

I'm considering developing a module to extend the functionality of TAC to role/field combinations. TAC works wonderfully for controlling access to whole nodes based on their taxonomy, but it's all-or-nothing; the module currently has no way of leveraging the per-field access control offered by Content Permissions.

I don't think the functionality belongs in TAC itself, as my proposed module is an additional layer of complexity that's specific to CCK content types.

Been a while since I browsed around the taxonomy group and thought it a good time to write a bit about what has come of the Taxonomy Sprint in Chicago last year re: large taxonomies and term relations / term metadata with respect to the Encyclopedia of Life. We soft launched LifeDesks (http://www.lifedesks.org) whereby anyone may create their own. To get a sense for what's transpired and how we deal with taxonomy, check out a recent YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QHSvYrP0O4.

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Requirements:

a) Customising a Drupal platform
b) Adding modules
c) Membership Module

The last month I've been working on some new features for the Taxonomy Manager. This new major release includes new features like an optional double tree interface (see screenshot), where you can display two trees side by side and perform operations between the two trees. The double tree interface supports operations to move terms in hierarchies, to add new translations and to switch terms between different vocabularies.

Hi all

Been trying to figure this wried error message everytime a user uploads a file. I did ask in the drupal forums but no one seems to know what to do.

when a user uploads a flash game on the site, it has a error message above of it:

/home/content/X/X/X/'database username'/html/modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.module on line 70.

it now displays the error message twice in one page.
I did try to re-upload the taxonomy module with a fresh new one but no signs of the error message going away. Can other modules like views or CCK can cause this error?

Is there any way to have the vocabulary item listed in the top most portion of a taxonomy menu be an active link?

anyone?

I've been trying to wrap my head around this for a while and I'm running into a roadblock in terms of providing good usability to community members vs. correct information architecture. As an example, let's say I'm running a website about plants, and visitors can add articles about different plants. This is just a crude example to help understand the problem. When a visitor goes to create a new article, they can categorize it as follows:

Plant Part
- Color
-- Produce

With some kind of CCK Field UI going into core and taxonomy term field going in hopefully soon, we can really resolve the problems related to upgrade path. Please volunteer if you can! Here are the principles I'm drawing out of the discussion so far:

Data migration

• For each vocabulary, create a field.
• For each row in taxonomy_vocabulary_node_type create a field instance for that vocabulary's field on that node type's bundle.
• For each row in taxonomy_term_node, save a row in appropriate field instance's table.

Hi all,

Is there a way to make vocabularies hierarchically dependent, so that their terms would inherit this hierarchy?

Example:

Now for tagging an event we first select Country, then City, then Theater.
I found no solution for this on D5, now I'm on D6.
Any ideas (patches are welcome too)?

And, of course, having this working together with http://drupal.org/project/hierarchical_select would be great.

p.s. Thing which is not an option - placing terms in one vocab.