Taxonomy

There are times where Drupal's default weight sorting mechanism is not enough to organize terms inside a vocabulary.

This module provides the infrastructure to allow other modules to set an arbitrary order of a given term specific to the user.

A good use case would be allowing users to re-sort data presented to them based on their interests. For example, if a site lists books, and you like reading romance rather than sci-fi, then you can re-order the terms without affecting the other users.

IDS API Module
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This module provides a Drupal 7 interface for the Institute for Development Studies (IDS)'s Open API (http://api.ids.ac.uk/).
The goal of the module is to allow retrieving data from the IDS Collections (Eldis and Bridge) for use within a Drupal site.

* Setup *

Taxonomy Children Context provides a context relationship for ctools to return all children of a given term.

This can be used, for example, to generate this contetxt on an term panel and forward it to a view as argument. In this way the view avoids subselects and gains a better performance.

Example usage:

Nice Taxonomy Menu generates well formed vertical menu blocks to represent taxonomy trees and make access quickly to their related contens.

Anytime you generate a new Nice Taxonomy Menu, the module generates a new related block for displaying it.

Opigno Course Categories App.

D7 Core doesn't have the ability to track changed time for taxonomy terms. This feature is added to D8, see #2074229: Add changed time tracking to taxonomy terms. This module is the backport to support this feature in D7

This module works with workbench module
It will give you the ability to assign the new state change to a specific user,

Features

Current Filters

Drupal 6 and 7 still exhibit longstanding quirks with autocomplete fields (where search results appear in a popup list as you type). For the most part autocomplete fields work as-advertised, but somehow they get confused by the humble slash ( / ) character.

Drupal 6 and 7 still exhibit longstanding quirks with autocomplete fields (where search results appear in a popup list as you type). For the most part autocomplete fields work as-advertised, but somehow they get confused by the humble slash ( / ) character.