tagging

Hi everyone,

You've probably recently gotten about 15 updates about a camp in Mumbai -- Please don't unsubscribe. This might have been because someone tagged the PM audience in his post because he wanted some organizational help.

Personally, this annoys the crap out of me, and I'm sorry if you got inundated with emails :/ I kinda went mamabear on him, and I hope it doesn't happen again.

The focus of this group should be on Project, Portfolio & other management related issues to help people work through problems, share solutions, and where possible give a Drupal perspective.

We are trying to build an InfoBase using Drupal. I am trying to use Taxonomy. Currently I am simply defining a set of terms. I would love to know how any of you use it. What I really need is an ontology of businesses (not only terms, but also relationship between terms). Here are some questions:

1. Can you construct relationship between terms
2. Can you constrain these relationships based on some rules (RDF schema comes to mind)
3. Is there any relationships between taxonomy module and the RDF in the core?

Hi there

I'm looking for some advice on taxonomies and tagging.

I've got a main site taxonomy that users can add to and can select multiple terms.

This works well up to a point - I've been tagging stuff and have created blocks such as 'related events' which appear on pages that share the same taxonomy term.

Obviously there is a tipping point where you can end up with too many 'related items'. Events or news for example can be limited to those that are current.

Hi all,

if this issue is correctly understood, then tag combination is not available?

Is there any chance to get operators "+" and "," working under pathauto like they do in plain taxonomy module?

thanks!

Hello,

I wanted to announce a new module, just released today: Node Cloud. If you're familiar with tag clouds this module should look pretty familiar: it themes the output of a view like a tag cloud.

The primary ordering of the view is from the first sort. The sizing of each item is based on the second sort order. This makes the plugin very versatile for making clouds of popular content, highly rated content (say with the voting api), highly commented content, etc.

The revision system.

Drupal has a great feature whereby editing a node can create a revision of that node. Whenever create new revisions is checked under Publishing options, editing a node will result in a new revision. Users with the view revisions or administer nodes permissions will see a Revisions tab on node viewing pages. The Revisions tab interface allows you to view the individual revisions, revert to an earlier revision, and delete revisions.

One interesting detail of the system is the behavior of the reverting mechanism. Let's say you have revisions {1,2,3,current}. If you revert to revision #2, a copy of #2 is made and the copy is set as the current revision. Thus, after reverting you'll have {1,2,3,4,current}, where current is a clone of #2, and #4 is the previous current revision.