Is it possible to differentiate for Terms that have multiple words, and each word is listed also as term.
Easier with an example:

Term 1 : A B
Term 2: A
Term 3: B

A node with body has the text: "A went to school for B"

In this case, Terms A and B are assigned, but not term "A B"

Thanks for suggestions,

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sdrycroft commented

Your example makes little sense, do you have a better one?

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sbydrupal commented

This is a great module and I will use it extensively to automate the tagging process during node creation.

The question, more clearly, is:

Say you have a taxonomy term: John Swims

The node you have has the text: John goes to the pool and swims.

The autotagger does not tag this node with "John Swims" as "John" and "Swims" words does not come together in the text attached to each other.

There are many cases, where, taxonomy terms contain multiple terms and these terms represent
names/actions/subjects and do not come together in the text necessarily.

This feature is implemented in Masstag module, which operates in a different context than autotagger.

Thanks again,

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sdrycroft commented

In your particular example, I'd actually say that the term "John swims" should in fact be two separate terms "John" and "Swims". I'll have a think if there is an easy way of implementing this. If there is an easy way, it may go in, else I'm reluctant to spend too much time on it.

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sbydrupal commented

Thanks. In Masstag module,

"All" option is added for this purpose , works well.

http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/masstag/mas...

has the patch that shows the code for "All" option (in Green color) along with "Any"

which is below:

case 'all':
18 $query = "SELECT n.nid, n.vid, n.title FROM {node} n INNER JOIN {search_index} i ON n.nid = i.sid AND i.type = 'node' WHERE " . $search_query[2] . " GROUP BY i.type, i.sid HAVING COUNT(*) >= %d";
19 $result = db_query($query, array_merge(array_values($search_query[3]), array($search_query[4])));
20 break;

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sdrycroft commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)