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The best way I know of, outside of hacking the module, would be to use a different template file for the particular cck nodes you have and remove the theme line where it prints taxonomy listings.
Something like the following in your node.tpl.php should work:
$uri_request_id = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
$section = explode("/", $uri_request_id);
// The following would be the first part of the url for pages you do not want taxonomy items //
if ($section[1]=="pageswithnotax") {
include 'node-notax.tpl.php'; return;
}
if ($section[2]=="subpageswithnotax") {
include 'node-notax.tpl.php'; return;
}
include 'node-all.tpl.php'; return;
node-notax.tpl.php would have the following commented out your own theme may vary:
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Recommend posting in the module issue queue
I would recommend that you post in the issue queue for the module: http://drupal.org/project/issues/gcg. You're more likely to get a response there.
I would like to know the answer to this as well, if it's possible.
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The best way I know of,
The best way I know of, outside of hacking the module, would be to use a different template file for the particular cck nodes you have and remove the theme line where it prints taxonomy listings.
Something like the following in your node.tpl.php should work:
node-notax.tpl.php would have the following commented out your own theme may vary: