Taxonomy

this is a real scull scratcher for me.
I have been doing a database migration from an old mambo CMS.

Everything goes fine... the nodes get created in two languages, the relationships between translated nodes is preserverved, the mambo tags get transformed into drupal taxonomy terms.... all great.

But then...
For the content in spanish, I have to transform the terms into new spanish tags.

my process goes something like this.

I create the vocabularies
I create the english terms, including adding entries in the term_hierarchy that indicates a flat hierarchy

I am hoping this is possible or if someone could suggest an alternative method:

I have a site that uses a videogame title as a taxonomy term for a node. I'd like to also tag the node with other taxonomy terms based on that videogame title. For example, the node would also get tagged with the names of the consoles for which the game is available.

I was hoping there's a way that if I tag a node with a game title, I can program those game title terms to somehow automatically add the tags for the correct console names.

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.

Is it possible to create a taxonomy vocabulary and terms on node create?

I am using a parent - child node relationship through node reference. And I would like to present the parents' taxonomy to it's children as options. I know that I can create a taxonomy vocabulary separately and then assign that vocabulary to the parent node. But from a user perspective it would be great if this could be done through a more streamlined method during node create and edit.

Summary
Create Parent Node
- Create vocabulary
- Create terms
[save]
Create Related Content

Hi!

We recently launched a new website with drupal and to avoid the site to often break, we decided to buy to servers. One who handles http requests, and the other where all queries occur.

We thought it would be easy, but the site is offline every our (almost when the cache is flush). Additionnaly, the site cannot handle more than users ( we consider a user is connected if his access time is lower than to 500s).

Here are the specs of our servers:

On the both servers, we have 16 cpus - Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU - , and each has 2.27GHz speed.
Ram is at 12Go on both servers too.

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?

Hey guys,

I have been trying to get an image gallery setup at work and I noticed a few things that I think should be added to taxonomy.

First, a simply modification to _taxonomy_term_select() allows for checkboxes instead of the dreaded multiselect box, which requires the CTRL key in order to pick out certain terms. Less knowledgeable users cannot be expected to know of this CTRL function, and thus I believe that checkboxes would be much more desireable.

I am using taxonomy_menu 6.25. I have localized terms with the default language being English and the alternative Bulgarian.

Unfortunately, every time the vocabulary terms are updated or the menus are rebuilt, the mapping between the menu items and their Bulgarian translation is lost. This leaves the menus when Bulgarian is active in the default language (English). I can still see the translations in the locales_target database though.

Is it something that the taxonomy_menu module should handle when _taxonomy_menu_rebuild() and taxonomy_menu_taxonomy() are called?