First, this is a great module. Thank you very much.

I hope this module can take into account the "related terms", which is one of the core features of Drupal taxonomy.

For instance, node 1 has tag A. Node 2 has tag B. Tag A and tag B are related terms. So, node 1 and node 2 should be considered related content.

This is very useful under some circumstances. I hope you can add this feature. Thank you very much!

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fernao commented

Hi!

So, relevance actually do that. All you have to do is activate the vocabularies and set a relevance score for then. Actually, I've developed relevance basically because I wanted this functionality.

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Fernão

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BettyJJ commented

As far as I know, what relevance module currently does is:

If both node 1 and node 2 has tag A, then the two nodes are considered related.

What I'd like to have is:

If node 1 has tag A and node 2 has tag B, (tag A and tag B are two different tags, and they are set as related terms in admin/content/taxonomy/edit/term/[number] - advanced settings), then node 1 and node 2 should be considered related as well.

I hope this time I have made myself clearer.

Thank you very much!

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fernao commented

I see!

Now I've figured out. =D
Feel free to write a patch. If you are not a programmer, I'll add this feature to my list of tasks and soon as I can, I'll code it
;)

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BettyJJ commented

Thank you, fernao. I wish I could write a patch, but I know nothing about Drupal taxonomy module. :)