Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Is this a possible feature? Thanks.
Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Is this a possible feature? Thanks.
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Comment #1
christefano commentedTry using Content Taxonomy or another taxonomy-related CCK field module.
Comment #2
Flying Drupalist commentedHi, have you gotten this to work? Changing the taxonomy through content for content taxonomy kills all terms.
Comment #3
Flying Drupalist commentedComment #4
christefano commentedI've gotten this to work with Content Taxonomy and Drupal 5.
Comment #5
Flying Drupalist commentedHas anyone gotten this to work with drupal 6?
Comment #6
joshuajabbour commentedThis seems to work fine after the patch in #420092: Bring comment_cck up-to-date, combine patches is applied, using the latest 6.x version of Content Taxonomy.
One note: If you add a content taxonomy field to a content type *after* you've already added a bunch of terms to those nodes, the terms *won't* be brought into the new content taxonomy fields. This is an issue with content taxonomy (#368918: Keep core taxonomy & CCK taxonomy synced ).
- Marking as postponed, as this can be closed after the above patch is applied.
Comment #7
Flying Drupalist commentedThank you, this is well explained. :)
Comment #8
Flying Drupalist commentedThis is not working for me. I've applied the patch, set a content taxonomy field as comment cck, and when I go to add a new tag in the comments, the old tag persists but the new one is nowhere to be seen.
For me it looks like this:
tags: Actress »
Actress is the tag set in the node edit page.
Thanks!
Comment #9
mitchell commentedPlease try the latest dev release.
Comment #10
Flying Drupalist commentedThanks, this works. :)