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Well i touched this topic yesterday and it seemed to be not to easy for me. Iam running into issues with the content_taxonomy form element, which i would like to hide and feed with terms created by tagging ( same as its done with the core taxonomy module). But i seem to have problems with the #value_callback or the automcomplete mechanism, yet not clear.
If this module should be used with Content Taxonomy it probably should define a CCK widget – not use its native replacement for the Taxonomy module form element.
I haven't looked into any code, but my guess is that it would take quite some work. Still, it is something that has to be made to Drupal 7 where taxonomies are managed in a fashion very similar to Content Taxonomy. (It would also make sense to turn on/off the Tagging interface on the fields/content types, rather than globally for all the node types using the vocabulary.)
Those are my five cents of thoughts, anyway. :-)
//Johan Falk, NodeOne, Sweden
Iam not going to implement this. Reopen if somebody volunteers, but actually i cant see any sense in content taxonomy. It has more bugs then works actually.
Content taxonomy has now +23000 installations and is ported in D7 core... Nobody is interested to support it? http://drupal.org/project/active_tags look like a good starting point.
Please reopen it if you actually _plan_ to work on it or rather working on this. This is very much out of focus for Drupal 6 at all. As tagging is not yet ported to D7, there is a lot work to do before we can start woring on this.
A port of content taxonomy does not make any sense for Drupal 7 and its implementation will differen in 99% of each line in there. Tagging will have a support "content taxonomy" like in Drupal 7, doe taxonomies being fields in D7.
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Comment #1
Flying Drupalist commentedErr, that should be content taxonomy, I mispelled it.
Comment #2
eugenmayer commentedthis is not yet implemented - but it is planed
Comment #3
eugenmayer commentedComment #4
eugenmayer commentedWell i touched this topic yesterday and it seemed to be not to easy for me. Iam running into issues with the content_taxonomy form element, which i would like to hide and feed with terms created by tagging ( same as its done with the core taxonomy module). But i seem to have problems with the #value_callback or the automcomplete mechanism, yet not clear.
Every help appritiated.
Comment #5
Flying Drupalist commentedSorry, I'm not interested in CT anymore. The module is too unstable for me to really use, and has no compatibility with too many modules.
Comment #6
eugenmayer commentedWell iam using the core Taxonomies also, but CT is quiet spreaded. Well maybe i can finish this. Thanks for the informations anyway
Comment #7
looplog commentedPerhaps the active tags module might provide some help here? Anyway, subscribing as I'd like to see this implemented.
Comment #8
itangalo commentedIf this module should be used with Content Taxonomy it probably should define a CCK widget – not use its native replacement for the Taxonomy module form element.
I haven't looked into any code, but my guess is that it would take quite some work. Still, it is something that has to be made to Drupal 7 where taxonomies are managed in a fashion very similar to Content Taxonomy. (It would also make sense to turn on/off the Tagging interface on the fields/content types, rather than globally for all the node types using the vocabulary.)
Those are my five cents of thoughts, anyway. :-)
//Johan Falk, NodeOne, Sweden
Comment #9
eugenmayer commentedIam not going to implement this. Reopen if somebody volunteers, but actually i cant see any sense in content taxonomy. It has more bugs then works actually.
Comment #10
gagarine commentedContent taxonomy has now +23000 installations and is ported in D7 core... Nobody is interested to support it? http://drupal.org/project/active_tags look like a good starting point.
Comment #11
eugenmayer commentedPlease reopen it if you actually _plan_ to work on it or rather working on this. This is very much out of focus for Drupal 6 at all. As tagging is not yet ported to D7, there is a lot work to do before we can start woring on this.
A port of content taxonomy does not make any sense for Drupal 7 and its implementation will differen in 99% of each line in there. Tagging will have a support "content taxonomy" like in Drupal 7, doe taxonomies being fields in D7.