Content Taxonomy

Upgrading to Drupal 7 has caused my lots of problems including getting a whole page of error messages whenever I turn on Taxonomy module. I attached the error messages below. Can anyone told me what I shall do? I am not an software engineer so the message is confusing. Thanks!

Susan

Error message
Notice: Undefined index: taxonomy_term in taxonomy_field_formatter_view() (line 1368 of /home/content/s/u/s/susanlulee/html/formativeassessment/modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.module).

Hi,

Searched but didn't find this particular functionality being discussed. What I'm trying to do is use different parts of the same hierarchical vocabulary when creating 2 different content types.

I have some questions about taxonomy and its behaviour in OpenPublish 2.2.
1. I have taxonomy-terms that look like this: A-50. When indexed the '-' is removed and it is stored as a50 in the index. When adding the content the taxonomy-term isn't added to the node. Similar items such as A-375 are added as they should, so it probably has to do with length. I've changed the indexing in search to 2 (instead of the default 3), but that doesn't work. What can be the problem and how can I solve it?

Hi,

I am wondering if Service module can assist with getting the Notifications module to allow users to subscribe to specific content types by taxonomy terms/vocabulary. i.e. Content Type - workshops AND Taxonomy Term - life drawing.... OR Content Type - workshops AND Vocabulary - Art. What is needed is to tie the subscribed content type to a taxomony term/vocabulary to focus the search. A person may subscribe to multiple content types under the same terms.

Thanks in advance!

I have a taxonomy with a structure like:

I want the user to be able to choose 3 subcategories from only one parent category, but they should be able to choose from which parent category.

Hi guys, I'm fairly new to Drupal and still figuring out some things. Is it possible to pre-populate the taxonomy field in a content-type with some terms, and if possible, require those terms to be there when the content is created, all while allowing users a free vocabulary to add their own terms?

Hello Bostonians- I am building an artist portfolio site with the usual suspects (views, cck, etc.; + draggable views, which is awesome BTW) and am beating my head against a brick tree here. My client has four types of artwork, which are tagged in taxonomy as Photographs, Paintings, etc. She now would like albums within those categories, and I thought, keen, I'll use Taxonomy to create a second vocabulary of albums.