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There is a maxlength field in the form builder for Vocabulary IDs in cumulus.module. I don't understand why, it works fine when you have multiple vocabularies. Change the value or comment that line out then list your vocabulary IDs separated by commas.
$form['vid'] = array(
'#type' => 'textfield',
'#title' => t('Vocabulary ID'),
'#default_value' => variable_get('cumulus_vid', 1),
'#maxlength' => 30, // not 3
'#description' => t('The ID of the vocabulary to display.'),
);
Comments
Comment #1
bjacob commentedTomorrow I'll port the recent D6 version to D5. I think there's a feature to allow more than one vocabulary within one cloud.
Comment #2
fastkill commentedIf it is ported now , then can you tell me how to proceed.
Comment #3
waddles commentedThere is a maxlength field in the form builder for Vocabulary IDs in
cumulus.module. I don't understand why, it works fine when you have multiple vocabularies. Change the value or comment that line out then list your vocabulary IDs separated by commas.Comment #4
vince@lacknergroup.com commentedI discovered that the Block configuration for Cumulus doesn't like the vocabularies separated by comma-space.
Thus, "4, 6" doesn't work.
But "4,6" does work!
The "more tags" link doesn't do anything. Would like to pick 3-D word clouds based on vocabularies, found sets of nodes, etc.
Best,
Vince Lackner
Comment #5
kars-t commentedSorry I won't fix this and I believe the Views version will be able to do this.