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Hi,
Some of my collegues have creatd menus. Now i need to create another menu or add new menu below the existing menu. Can u tell me the steps to perform this.
Let me be (I think) the first to post a forum topic to compare the two tagging features, one a module and one to be part of the core: awTags (AT) and Free Tagging (FT) respectively. I haven't used Free Tagging (read the post here: http://drupal.org/node/20936 and looked over the screenshots) but I have been using awTags (more info here: http://drupal.org/node/20095 and the current version). I have to say that they both have some interesting features.
A comparison:
awTags seems to have some nice add/merge/delete features as you'd find in the del.icio.us user settings.
Free Tagging is built into the taxonomy and so is edited in the admin > categories area.
-- It would stand to reason that any user who wanted to edit tags would need administer taxonomy permission with FT; AT allows a differentiation in permissions, which many people seem to prefer. Also the ability to 'search and replace' tags in AT is familiar and extremely useful. It is a separate type of taxonomy though, with no relation to the already build in system.
awTags allows admins to select whether the tags appear in the links output or if they have their own separate area.
Free Tagging appear in the links area.
-- I think here the AT feature is much more desireable, as it is optional and can reduce some of the congestion in the links area. This also adds more visual importance to it, as there is a distinct separation of the tags from other items (eg - printer friendly page, read more).
I would like to be able to create a node that contains a list of files (with their titles from the attachment module). The real trick: I want uploaded files (.pdf in this case) to automatically display in a certain list based on the taxonomy term that is assigned to that file (files with a taxonomy of "planning" would display in a table on the "planning files" book page; files with a taxonomy of "assessor" would appear in a table on the "assessor files" book page.