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This module extends Domain Access (DA) functionality to taxonomy objects. It makes taxonomy terms dependent on domain access rules like nodes. In practice, it means that term editing forms are extended by new options for choosing domains where term must be published. This options block is identical to the block for nodes from DA, but have some additional features for allowing inheritance of domain rights to child nodes or terms.
And when you create nodes with term which have assigned domain right, than term right inherits to this new nodes.
Filtering of terms list for current domain is organized by processing db_rewrite_sql hook on taxonomy select queries.
This module useful for many other modules, like Forum which can excellent work with DA module on nodes (topics) listing level filtering for domain accessibility, but forums and containers can`t be assigned to different domains. And Domain Taxonomy module help to solve this.
Release Status
Drupal 7
Domain Taxonomy depends on Domain Access module.
Compatibility is as follows:
Domain Access | Domain Taxonomy |
---|---|
7.x-2.x | 7.x-1.x |
7.x-3.x | 7.x-3.x |
I will first be focusing on getting a stable release for 7.x-3.x since Domain Access has a RC for 7.x-3.x. Based on feedback, and how many people need it, I might get a stable release for 7.x-1.x too.
Drupal 6
The 6.x-1.x branch has a stable release as left by the original developer of the module xanderz. Since my main focus is on the 7.x branch (and the reason for me getting co-maintainer access), this 6.x branch will be minimally maintained. If anyone wants to take it up, please raise an issue requesting co-maintainer access.
Project information
- Minimally maintained
Maintainers monitor issues, but fast responses are not guaranteed. - Maintenance fixes only
Considered feature-complete by its maintainers. - 438 sites report using this module
- Created by xanderz on , updated
- This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.