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I loaded your module and went to the Content Mgmt (admin/content/node) page, checked several articles to select them to bulk change their term assignments, selected the Assign to a Taxonomy Term pull-down from the Update Options list and got a blank list. See attached .jpg.
I have 3 vocabularies with multiple terms in each. See attached .jpg.
I'm running Drupal 6.12
Are there any known conflicting modules I should be worried about? Any modules that must be installed to work?
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#1 | Taxonomy screenshot.jpg | 19.22 KB | geoffs52 |
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Comments
Comment #1
geoffs52 CreditAttribution: geoffs52 commentedAttaching additional screenshot
Comment #2
geoffs52 CreditAttribution: geoffs52 commentedAfter further investigation (and trying it out on two different systems), if you have the Tags box checked in the Settings dialog of the Edit Vocabulary section (admin/content/taxonomy/edit/vocabulary/1) in the Taxonomy module, it won't display your terms in the Update Options drop down menu on the content management page (admin/content/node). If you have the Multiple Select or the Required check boxes checked, it works fine. I would think this is a bug.
Comment #3
geoffs52 CreditAttribution: geoffs52 commentedAfter further investigation (and trying it out on two different systems), if you have the Tags box checked in the Settings dialog of the Edit Vocabulary section (admin/content/taxonomy/edit/vocabulary/1) in the Taxonomy module, it won't display your terms in the Update Options drop down menu on the content management page (admin/content/node). If you have the Multiple Select or the Required check boxes checked, it works fine. I would think this is a bug.
Comment #4
tobey_p CreditAttribution: tobey_p commentedHi,
I'am experience the same problem under the latest drupal 6.x.
Vocabs with "Tags" checked don't appear when "Assign to a Taxonomy" is choosen.
Comment #5
tobey_p CreditAttribution: tobey_p commentedHi,
i looked through the source and it seems to be simple to fix this behavior.
In "taxonomy_multi_edit.module" change Row 164
'#options' => taxonomy_form_all(),
to
'#options' => taxonomy_form_all(1),
and you will get the terms from your free tagging vocabs too.
cheers,
tobey
P.S.: Should i try to provide a patchfile for this simple fix? never done that before...
Comment #6
EvanDonovan CreditAttribution: EvanDonovan commentedI think this "may" be a feature, at least for people like me, who have huge free-tagging vocabularies on their site. The vocabulary lists get really long if the free-tagging vocabularies show up.
But a patch would be good, for the people who don't have that issue.
Comment #7
Garry Egan CreditAttribution: Garry Egan commentedDear User Tobey_P,
You are my hero. You are exactly what the Drupal Community is all about. Your fix fixed everything..that fixed saved me 6 months of my life over 10 years.
Comment #8
dman CreditAttribution: dman commentedModule deprecated (ages ago) in favor of better utilities found in Views Bulk Operations (or maybe Editable Fields
Closing old tickets.