taxonomy

I desperately need to sort a view by taxonomy term weight BUT my key vocabulary is 4 levels deep and term weights appear to "reset" at each level. So, for instance, in my vocabulary the terms District, Elementary and Pre-K all have a weight of 0. For example, a portion of the taxonomy for a school site that I'm building looks like this:

Extracurricular / Weight=14
-- Administration / Weight=0
---- Clerical / Weight=0
-- Athletics / Weight=1
---- Baseball / Weight=0
---- Basketball / Weight=1
---- Cheerleading / Weight=2

Greetings,

I am hoping someone can help me with the logic/approach part of this problem:

I have a superset table of term data, so that if a user selects "Dance" i want to run a query and get all nodes with a term of "Dance" or "Polka" or "Tango" etc.

Greetings. I'm a school board member and volunteer webmaster for a K-12 district. Been writing custom PHP for many years and just started (about 2 weeks ago) to rebuild my district site in Drupal. Great system.

I have 2 quick questions...

Hello,

I created a "restaurant" cck, which can fit to one or more restaurant types (which is a taxonomy vocabulary).
My goal was to create a table view that will show the restaurant types as images (using taxonomy_image.module).
While taxonomy_image module do have Views integration, it lacks the "all terms" option, and makes duplications.

My solution was to enhance the views_handler_field_term_node_tid.inc to support taxonomy_image. Patch is attached.

I didn't want to create an Issue in Views before I bring this before your eyes, to get your feedbacks.

Hello everyone.

I am trying to solve the following problem and am wondering if I overlooked anything:

I am working on a listings directory. I'm creating a content type with CCK and want to use taxonomy to organize the different categories. The structure would be something akin to:

Directory Vocabulary
-- Business Category 1
---- Subterm 1
------ Sub-sub term 1
------ Sub-sub term 2
------ Sub-sub term 3
---- Subterm 2
------ Subterm 3
-- Business Category 2
-- Business Category 3
...

Hi,

I have a question related to the usage of Drupal to create content. I am basically running 10-15 blogs on various topics and I would like to use a single CMS system to manage them. So I chose Drupal. Now I want to know, whether it makes sense to create different content types for each blog-topic, or just publish everything as stories with appropriate taxonomies? My requirements are as below.

1) I want to have different themes for each blog-topic.
2) I want to have separate blocks for each topic, in the frontpage, which will display the latest 5 posts in that topic.

I'm working on an Aggregation site. I am using FeedAPI to pulling the feeds. I have a vocabulary for "tags" and "category." I assign each feed at least on "category" when the feed is created. I control the create of the Feeds and the "category". The "category" vocabulary also drives a menu on top of my page. I am using Feed Element Mapper to add tags from the Feeds to the "tags" vocabulary so I have no control over what gets put in it.

I am also using Messaging/Notifications to allow the users to subscribe to feeds and/or "category" vocabulary.

Note- this was originally posted to the Drupal in Education Group. I thought it might be more relevant here:

I'm working with a few groups of instructors on sites that facilitate lesson plan creation, sharing, and discussion.

We're using taxonomy to create several vocabularies like the following:

* Syllabii
* Course Calendars
* Sequence 1 (4)
* Sequence 2
* Sequence 3 (2)
* Themes (2)
      o Art (1)
      o Identity (1)

Hi,
I'm currently playing around with the beta3 version of the module.
I have set up a trigger on adding a new node, with a few basic conditions and they work fine.
So I started trying to get some custom php conditions working and have hit a wall.

I have a taxonomy term on my node and want to do stuff based on its value.. What seems to be happening is the node save (rule) is kicking in before the save of the taxonomy terms because its blank when i view the node afterwards. I could be doing this completly the wrong have a look :

I've been reviewing the list of proposed sessions for DrupalCon DC, and I'm shocked, saddened and surprised to see (n)one about taxonomy! (There is one about taxonomy, but it's primarily about a contrib module.)

This state of affairs is unacceptable. There are some tremendous improvements to taxonomy module in core for Drupal 7 (thanks to Catch and Benjamin Melançon). With fields in core and the new database layer, Drupal's taxonomy features ache to be rediscovered by the community at large. It would be a shame to miss the opportunity to promote these improvements at Drupalcon.