Taxonomy Term varies depending on the node

I just encountered this problem as well. I need to be able to display the correct taxonomy term per node in the teaser/page output. Currently it appears to provide only the path of the first(?) node in the taxonomy for the content type you are are creating a template for. Are there any workarounds?

Also, I noticed that the breadcrumb on the contemplate admin page improperly (also shows the path of the first(?) node in the taxonomy for the content type you are are creating a template for). For example, if the first node in Content type A is Green Widgets, the breadcrumb path on the Content type A contemplate edit page shows Home > Widgets > Green Widgets.

I found this snippet: http://drupal.org/node/92838#comment-190334

I'm not sure that's what you're looking for.

You'll have to edit it to suit your needs. But it will return the taxonomy term.

Try this:

function yourmodulename_yourfunctionname($taxonomy) {
  $output = '';
  foreach((array)$taxonomy as $item) {
    $output .= l($item->name, 'taxonomy/term/'. $item->tid);
  }
  return $output;
}

Hi nancyw,

I understand your question, I am simply giving you a workaround for something which isn't working as it should.

If you place the above code in the contemplate.module file. Then call the function from your contemplate, the node should be displayed with a link.

I cannot take any credit for this work. It was all styro: http://drupal.org/node/217573

I find this to be a duplicate of #183106: insert taxonomy links as usual .... This is the solution I posted there.

<div class="links">
    <ul class="links inline">
      <?php
        foreach($node->taxonomy as $term){
          print '<li class="first last taxonomy_term_'.$term->tid.'"><a href="taxonomy/term/'.$term->tid.'" rel="tag" title=""
          class="taxonomy_term_'.$term->tid .'">'.$term->name.'</a></li>';
       }
      ?>
    </ul>
  </div>

@nancy
This module has not been abandoned, jjef has been busy with his other modules and his business, so I have just became a co-maintainer. I am working on going through the issue queue to find all the problems and ee if I can get them fixed. If you have any problems I can help you with I will try to do my best.

Here is the exact way to fix the issue:

How to make this properly dynamic?

$node->taxonomy is an associative array of objects. When you don't know the keys for an array you can use foreach.

<?php
  foreach($node->taxonomy as $term){
     print_r($term);
  }
?>

This code will create an object $term print_r will print that object so you can see what is available in the object $term.
Example:

stdClass Object ( [tid] => 1 [vid] => 1 [name] => Lorem Ipsum [description] => [weight] => 0 ) 

Then for the net $term that is supplied by foreach:

stdClass Object ( [tid] => 2 [vid] => 1 [name] => testing [description] => [weight] => 0 )

Not knowing what exactly what you need to do with this I can only give you one example, this will print a list of taxonomy terms:

<?php
  foreach($node->taxonomy as $term){
     print $term->name.' ';
  }
?>

This list will look like this:

Term 1 Term 2

If you want a comma seperated list:

<?php
  foreach($node->taxonomy as $term){
     print $term->name.', ';
  }
?>

It wold look like this"

Term 1, Term 2,

Hi, is it possible to show the primary term first, related to these snippets, thats why I ask?
greetings, Martijn

you could show the primary term like this

  foreach($node->taxonomy as $term){
     $terms. =  $term->name.', ';
     if (!isset($primary_term)) {
        $primary_term = $term;
     }
  }

This will leave you with an string that is a comma separated list of your terms($terms), and an object ($primary_term)representing the first term encountered.

I'm wondering if the original problem of NancyDru's was fixed?

I need to be able to print the term id for a specific vocabulary. There is only one term per node for that vocabulary. But of course the term on another node is different and so the id is also. Contemplate only offers the current node's term id.

$node->field_author[0][210]->tid
210

When you view another node you do not get the id.

Am I missing something? I just want to print term id's to use in URLs. I do NOT need to display terms.

Thanks!

ok, this did it.

<?php

$firstterm = 0;
foreach ((array)taxonomy_node_get_terms_by_vocabulary($nid, 5, $key = 'tid') as $term) {
  if ( $firstterm > 0 ) {
    print ", ";
  }
  print "$term->tid";
  $firstterm++;
}
?>

You just need to specify the vocabulary id... which in my case is 5.

I just altered what i found here:
http://drupal.org/node/88890

Is there a better way to do this? It would be nice if Contemplate could generate this for you.

The #15 isnt working in contemplate module, so dont know why did you post it here?