Multiple terms for Node [#2083999]

Hi! This module is definitely suited to my needs. Currently using it to import data from one system to another using XML. However I ran into a problem and I'm not sure how to solve it. I want to import data from an XML file that has the following structure:

<article id="1848">
  <language>nl</language>
  <category>Distribution</category>
  <keywords>Apple, Banana, Citrus</keywords>
  <question>Derp 'n Herp</question>
  <answer>This is the body of the text</answer>
  <author>Middy Mudskipper</author>
  <data>2013-07-05 15:46</data>
</article>

I have a content type in my Drupal installation that accepts multiple term values for a vocabulary called "Tags". I'm thinking I should somehow put all the comma seperated keywords into an array and then add all terms to Drupal if they don't exist yet. How do I configure Feed Import so that I can import all keywords from the XML node as different terms for Tags?

Edit 1: managed to find a solution putting all keywords in an array and submitting it to my vocabulary. Now all that's left is to connect my content to these terms.

The way I did this is with the ::split function with the variables [field] and , .

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	feed_import_project_field.JPG	34.61 KB	xzabre
#2	feed_import_project_field_filter.JPG	33.47 KB	xzabre

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Comments

Comment #1

xzabre CreditAttribution: xzabre commented 9 September 2013 at 07:09

Still struggling with this issue. Don't see what I'm doing wrong here. It's a taxonomy vocabulary without hierarchy so I think I'm overlooking something obvious.

On a sidenote: Trying to tag the imported nodes with projects from a nested vocabulary. No problem if I have to do this manually sinds there aren't many projects. So how would I need to use the textfield to add these terms to my content? I've tried comma seperated values but to no avail.

Comment #2

xzabre CreditAttribution: xzabre commented 9 September 2013 at 07:42

File	Size
feed_import_project_field_filter.JPG	33.47 KB
feed_import_project_field.JPG	34.61 KB

Added two attachments with the configuration I'm using to try and add the terms to my node.. Anything I'm doing wrong here?

Comment #3

Sorin Sarca CreditAttribution: Sorin Sarca commented 14 October 2013 at 13:17

::getTaxonomyIdByName will only return ids for existing terms. If you want to also save the new terms you should use ::setTaxonomyTerms.
Filters documentation can be found here https://drupal.org/node/1363028