By alex.cunha on

The ideia is:
When creating content (nodes) you insert text. Sometimes the words in the text are the same of some taxonomy terms.

Is there any filter that automatically replaces the word by a link to the corresponding taxonomy term?

Ive just browsed all the modules on the filters/editors http://drupal.org/project/Modules/category/63
but not found a filter for this.

Is a filter required for this?

thanks for you help

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federico’s picture

federico commented

Have you tried Custom Filter module? It's a more general solution, because you can replace words to anything, including a link to taxonomy terms. But it's also not automatic, that means you have to enter a filter for each work. That can be a problem if you have a lot of taxonomy terms.
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no2e’s picture

no2e commented

There is a module for nodes: http://drupal.org/project/glossify

It is currently node-based - looks for node titles in node bodies and makes them inbound links (= internal links ~= node links) . There are plans to extend it to taxonomy terms, too.

moksa’s picture

moksa commented

i look for this too :)

webel’s picture

webel commented

want equivalent to Link Node for Taxonomy terms. Args would be vocab id and then term id.

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