The module is used to assign nodes to selected taxonomy term, instead for the other way around, you can accomplish this with the Views Bulk Operations module, but this module is created to assigne the nodes to a term in a nice clean interface.
Show view results in grid with x and y axes determined by taxonomy terms. Each cell of the grid should display the content that contains both terms.
Taxonomy Edge optimizes tree functions for taxonomies. It provides a transitive closure table data model for easily managing hierarchical terms. It was created to avoid recursive functions when fetching all children, and to avoid the not-quite-so-scalable memory footprint of taxonomy_get_tree().
The provided patch contains overrides for the core module Taxonomy in regards to taxonomy_get_tree() and taxonomy_select_nodes().
Search API Context is an add-on module to the excellent Search API suite.
Search API Context provides "context-sensitive" blocks for Search API. Let's say you want to display some additional information about a selected term then Context becomes useful.
In the Context Block settings you specify a view to use and select what to display if a term is selected. This view must accept one argument of the type term id.
This module provides an expandable tree widget for the Taxonomy Term Reference field in Drupal 7. This widget is intended to serve as a replacement for Drupal's core Taxonomy Term Reference widget, which is a flat list of radio buttons or checkboxes and not necessarily fit for medium to large taxonomy trees.
This widget has the following features:
This is a very small module to exclude nodes from search results by taxonomy term.
The purpose of this module is to provide different types of statistics for taxonomy terms on the website.
The module will initially provide a list of popular terms. The criteria for selecting what constitutes popular terms is by looking into how many nodes use it. This module does not calculate statistics on how many users view a node, rather, it's a tool for navigating through those terms that are used the most.
Divide the world of nodes into buckets based on associated taxonomy values.
This is an extension to the Filefield Sources module. What this module allows you to do is find files based on taxonomy terms.
