By rockwright on

Hi,

I have a user-generated review website and am trying to make it as easy as possible for users to write reviews and have them tagged automatically. For example, if a user is interested in reading reviews from other users about say, a new car, he would go through the lineage Automotive>New Cars>BMW>5 Series>550. If he is in the last term page of 550, is it possible for a link on that page to appear as “Write a Review” and when he clicks on that, it will take him to a page to write a review on the BMW 550? Once he writes his review and hits submit, that particular node will be automatically tagged with the same exact lineage of Automotive>New Cars>BMW>5 Series>550. I think that this method is the least strenuous and most time-consuming way to tag content (and lots of it). Thanks.

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elf_cash’s picture

elf_cash commented

You might accomplish something like this by creating a custom content type called say "Automobile Review" with the various content fields that you specified in the lineage.
So your "Automobile Review" content type might have some drop-downs to select from the various options. i.e. New Cars/Used Cars ... 3 Series/5 Series/7 Series.... etc. Once you have the content type created you can allow users to post Automobile Reviews. After you create the content type, you can get an idea of the rest of the process in this thread : http://drupal.org/node/284370 You could follow the steps outlined in the first comment. That may or may not be detailed enough for you to follow depending on your familiarity with those modules but that should at least get you started. Good Luck.

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moretti commented

Hi rockwright,
Saw your post and looks like you are working on a auto site. I'm looking for some help with my auto site, so if you are interested you can email me at stevemoretti AT condurre.com.

Thanks,
Steve