Needs work
Project:
Auto Tagging
Version:
6.x-1.4-beta3
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Created:
23 Aug 2009 at 15:24 UTC
Updated:
31 Aug 2009 at 00:14 UTC
When I submit a node, the tags are automatically added, listed in the nodes view and can be found in the taxonomy system, associated with the node. However, for some odd reason, when I go back to the node edit form. Is this anything to do with this module?
Comments
Comment #1
EvanDonovan commentedI also do not see the tags in the node edit form. I think this happens when I try using a Global vocabulary, and the vocabulary is Freetagging. The module doesn't seem to support that type of vocabulary properly.
Comment #2
IncrediblyKenzi commentedEvanDonovan: Good find.
I'll investigate this and work on a solution.
Is there any more info you can provide on your node/taxonomy setup that might be useful in diagnosing?
Comment #3
EvanDonovan commentedThanks for taking the lead on this issue. I think you should be able to reproduce this as follows:
1) Create a "page" content type - which I think is part of the Drupal default.
2) Create a taxonomy vocabulary for the "page" content type & set it to freetagging.
3) Set the Global vocabulary for Autotagging to your new taxonomy vocabulary.
4) Don't configure OpenCalais & leave all the specific TagTheNet & Yahoo Terms vocabulary settings at none.
5) Add your Yahoo Terms API key.
6) Save Autotagging configuration.
7) Create a node & see the tags it creates, then look at the node edit form.
Also, note that we are using the Vertical Tabs and Better Select modules, if those might possible affect the rendering of the form. I suspect that it's something in this module though, since it's never occurred before, and the OP probably didn't have that same setup.
Comment #4
tallsimon commentedyes this is pretty much what I did to reproduce, I am using yahoo and tagthenet only, putting terms into one freetagging vocabulary. I am using betterselect but not vertical tabs.
thank you for looking in to this