Taxonomy

Mado

sdrycroft - February 11, 2009 - 16:23

Alternative taxonomy term pages.

Taxonomy Cloud

sourcen - February 9, 2009 - 14:25
Preview

Taxonomy Cloud lets you pick Drupal Taxonomy Terms is an intuitive flash interface. This module returns a block for which the dimensions and the colors can be customized.

Thanks to Bryan Barash for helping us fix a few bugs on this project.

Term Tree

nonsie - February 4, 2009 - 17:32

Provides a widget for Content Taxonomy module similar to Taxonomy Tree with one major difference - it only loads term tree branches required instead of rendering the entire taxonomy tree on page load.

At the moment it has been tested to work for radio buttons (eg only 1 value in number of values dropdown).

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To install:
1. enable Content Taxonomy Term Tree and Term Tree modules
2. create CCK field of Content Taxonomy field type and set the widget to Term Tree.

Not all configuration options work for the field in the dev version
Please do not file bug reports - I am aware of those issues. Feel free to submit patches if you can.

Term Node Count

archard - February 2, 2009 - 03:48

This module allows you to display node count values for your terms in views. A field, filter and sort criteria is provided, enabling you to greatly enhance listings of terms on your site using views.

It is possible to use taxonomy_term_count_nodes() or write your own query to retrieve the number of nodes attached to any particular term, but this can hinder performance if you want to display node counts for a lot of terms at the same time.

Instead of counting nodes on the fly, Term Node Count keeps track of all term's node counts in its own database table and exposes that data to views. This makes displaying node counts for a list of terms much easier and much more efficient.

If at any time the data stored by this module is corrupted by outside influences (i.e. another module), you can always restore node counts to their proper values by disabling, uninstalling and reinstalling the module.

TaxiSelect

Alan D. - January 31, 2009 - 14:57
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A widget to assist users entering hierarchical data using an autocomplete textfield on node add/edit forms.

Only the 6.x-2 branch can be associated with multiple select vocabularies. This branch can now be optionally used to bypass the core Drupal server / memory intensive handling of large vocabularies. It loads a single item rather than the entire vocabulary!

This new branch CAN NOT be used with Hierarchical Select or Big Autocomplete TAXonomy as only one such module is supported by Drupal.

A hierarchical pseudo "free tagging" feature is an optional feature in the 6.x branches where new terms can be added and positioned from a singular textfield into any hierarchical vocabulary.

Term Fields

B-Prod - January 28, 2009 - 02:44

Term Fields allows you to define fields for taxonomy terms in the same way that CCK allows you to define fields for nodes.

Possible uses for this module

  • You own a book review site where you use the Taxonomy module to classify book reviews by the book author. You've created a view that lists all book authors on the site, but instead of just listing the author's name, you'd like to include some biographical information as well, such as the author's date of birth.
  • You have a video game fansite where your classify news, reviews, and images with a vocabulary where all the terms are games. You want to create an index of all games on your site, but instead of just listing the name of the game, you want to list the game's release date, publisher and platform.
  • You have a recipes site where recipes are nodes and are classified with a vocabulary where the terms are the chefs who created the recipes. Again, you want to list all the chefs with a view, but you also want to list their favorite recipe next to their name.

Any situation where taxonomy terms need more than just a title and a description is where Term Fields comes in to use.

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