Taxonomy

Taxonomy manager lite is a simple module that enables the easy management of taxonomy terms based on vocabulary and terms. You can re-assign terms as well as delete un-assigned terms easily using this module.

This module has two main features:

Geocoder autocomplete provides an autocomplete widget for taxonomy via the Google Geocoder API. Save hierarchically like
"Country->Region->City".

Description

Google Product Taxonomy module provides the following features:

Overview

Tag2 is a fork of Tag API module.
The difference is, it processes tagging with Drupal queue rather than saving it on form submit. Which is much faster for end user.

API is fully comparable with original Tag module. And all submodules such as Taxonomy Autotagger should work out of the box.

Based on the core statistics module, which tracks general page views and counts node views. It is also a replacement for/upgrade to module term_statistics.

The Taxonomy ET Helper module extends the integration between Entity Translation ET (with Title 'name' field replacement) and Views and CTools.

The module has been originated from the discussion in issue #2565767: Add support for localized term names as context arguments.

This module provides localized Structure Tree Based On taxonomy terms using JS library to display your terms nicely and tree collapse style.

This module adds crucial property called "depth" which indicates the term depth with a value 1, 2, 3 and further if needed. It automatically changes taxonomy term depth on save or update. Also there is a batch to automatically calculate and set all term depths if you are installing this on existing project.

To-Do:

1. Better integration with Views: field, filter, sort

This is now in beta state so it is for code usage only. Please create issues, argue with me, tell your ideas and of course PATCHES ARE WELCOME!

This module extends the Term Merge Module.

It saves all Term Merge Actions and automatically re-apply them on new terms.

For example:
You merge "foo" and "bar" into "foobar".
The next time the term "foo" is tried to be created on the same vocabulary, it's automatically changed into "foobar".

Requirements

Term Merge