Hi there,
I am realtively new to Drupal, and please let me say first that I am so gratefule for all the work all you guys put into this project. Thanks to all developers!
So, here is my question:
I want a page that uses a static category structure defined by me, like
Animals
- Dogs
- Cats
Food
- Apples
- Peas
etc.
The user MUST chose one (sub-)category.
However, at the sime time I would like to enable free tagging.
So for example:
User writes an article about his dog "Lassie". He will (have to) choose Animals => Dogs.
However, tagging could be something such as " 'Lassie', 'Collies', 'bad dogs'" etc.
I tried a couple of modules but none of them seems to do what I want; CCK Taxonomy super select only allows adding ONE new tag, however I don't like the way the selection process works, personally (currently using hierarchical select).
Anyone got ANY idea how to achieve that? As I understood, the category module seems to do just that, but due to the warnings i hesistate to install it...
By th eway, I use the latest 5.x version.
Thanks for any comment!
Regards,
Robert
Comments
set up your static terms
set up your static terms taxonomy and also one taxonomy "free tags" or something. choose the free tagging option for this taxonomy. enable it for your content type. ready to go.