Currently the map is generated by starting with a single node, then find all references/backreferences and recursively searching those nodes to the given recursion depth (limit). It would be good to be able to select all nodes in a single taxonomy category, and map those nodes.
There probably should be an option to include nodes not in the category (but not find links from them). If this is done, the nodes in the category should be included in a sub-graph cluster.
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Comment #1
naught101 commentedhttp://drupal.org/cvs?commit=340074 adds this functionality, without sub-graph cluster. "target" attribute is used to visually separate the nodes in the category from the nodes outside the category.
This can be tested using something like:
Comment #2
naught101 commentedComment #3
deltab commented@naught101, explain this a little? I can't seem to figure out how to make this work
Comment #4
naught101 commentedThere's no front-end for this yet. If you post that above in a node body with the PHP filter input format, you'll see. Maybe I should add another tab on every taxonomy term?
Comment #5
deltab commentedI think you should.
Comment #6
naught101 commentedWill get on to it soon.
Comment #7
naught101 commentedOk, done. only one option in the interface, but it works (now with subgraphing!)
Comment #8
deltab commentedISSUE: for a taxonomy term, say "sunshine spacing" the " " space character in the title is not recognised, and I get one more node in the graph, "spacing" that should not be there.
Comment #9
naught101 commentedPlease open a separate issue, deltab, that's a general graphing problem..