tags as in flickr

I don't like this patch, although I see some benifit in its purpose. The way this should work (in my opinion) is to let "nodewords" use "folksonomy" for its keywords. Then you can more easily (and faster!) find nodes which have a specific keyword. Now you are doing a regexpr to see if a keyword is present in "keyword1, keyword2, ...". Ugly.

So the route is: let "nodewords" use "folksonomy" (or "taxonomy") and ... uhm, nothing more, you're done, because "folksonomy" will provide these "flickr" type pages.

Marking the issue as "active task" (I'll investigate this "folksonomy" route).

The patch as is will not be applied (at least not by me).

Marking this as "won't fix".

In CVS-HEAD you can now achieve this by:
- create a "Keywords" vocabulary, which can be "free tagging" enabled;
- tell nodewords on the settings page that it should add terms from this "Keywords" vocabulary to the keywords meta tag (auto-keywords);
- tell nodewords on the settings page that it should not display the keywords edit box;
- when you create or edit a node, assign the keywords to the "Keywords" vocabulary.

The effect is that the "Keywords" terms are added to the keywords meta tag AND that they are present in a vocabulary. Using the "taxonomy" module or theming you can now create a "Flickr" like page.

The only downside is that the "Global keywords" are not searchable as they are not added to this "Keywords" vocabulary. There is not much point in searching the global keywords anyway as these are present on every page anyhow.

This will work both in 4.6 and CVS-HEAD, except for the fact that in 4.6 "freetagging" is not possible with the "taxonomy" module.