Taxonomy

This module has two (2) features:

1. better UI selection of terms. concept of the UI is similar to Hierarchical Select module.
2. creates related content block using the terms selected (that's why the name).

Better UI for selecting vocabularies

The module allows you to select multiple vocabularies in a single field entity. In Hierarchical Select, you can only choose 1 vocabulary at a time. It still synced the terms selected in the taxonomy table so you can still use this in views.

You can install this module just for this use.

See http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_entity_index

I am looking at getting improved views integration and the admin batch process patches into the original module, plus an additional views 'with depth' filter handler.

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This module is used to automatically assign terms to a node. The module searches for the terms in the node and assigns them as it finds them.

For more information please check out the MO Auto add terms page.

The module is fully functional for Drupal 6.

We now offer this module here so maybe someone will come in and make it work with Drupal 7...

This module does one thing, and only one thing. It will alter the breadcrumbs on a taxonomy term page to reflect the hierarchy of that term. This module is intended as a very simple replacement for the Taxonomy breadcrumb module which has many extra bells and whistles over this module.

Viewing the "Soho" page for example, could set the breadcrumb to:

This module create a hierarchical vocabulary for each organic group to classify group posts in it. This vocab is created during group edit or create.

A new tab appears in group : "directories" and for each posts attached to this group you see the vocabulary and only this vocabulary.

In "Directories" tab you can add/rearrange/remove terms.

A block lists the terms.

Introduction

By default, on taxonomy term pages, Drupal will display a list of nodes (teaser build mode) that are tagged with that term. Disable Term Node Listing allows you to selectively disable node listings on taxonomy term pages by vocabulary. Once the listing is disabled, view blocks or views embedded using EVA: Entity Views Attachment can be used instead.

Assign taxonomy terms to all or specific Domain Access sites. You can set access per vocabulary.

Since the release of this module, a couple of new modules showed up, which are way superior to this one:

• https://drupal.org/project/domain_entity
• https://drupal.org/project/domain_taxonomy

I won't be supporting this module anymore, so it's up for grabs ... if anyone wants it ;)

Cheers!

A simple module that add functionality to Views.

If you want to add the Contextual Filter 'has taxonomy term ID (with depth) to a Commerce Product View this module will accomplish that.

I'm new to developing so so far there is only one version for Drupal 7.x

Any Comments are appreciated!

This project provides the ability to leverage nodequeues with taxonomy based menus. It's advantage is that the nodes in tied to each taxonomy level can be ordered with nodequeues.

Each tree level is flattened into a subqueue, which keeps its namespace from colliding with identically named node levels names.