Taxonomy

Demo sandbox module to import the taxonomy of the xls file.

Synopsis

This module creates currency taxonomy with ISO code and Country Name enlisted in it. The module provides list of all available currencies. Each list term name has value in the "Currency Name(ISO code)" format where ISO code is Alphabetic ISO code of that currency.

Installation

Currency taxonomy module is very similar to other Drupal modules. For installation of the Currency taxonomy module please follow the below mentioned steps:

This module provides a taxonomy that allow user to tag all exist projects on drupal.org. The description and link to the project will automatically populated using Drupal API.

This module provides a simple Condition plugin which checks to see if the current node has a specific taxonomy term. Not particularly useful on its own, but works wonders in combination with Block Visibility Groups if you're looking to display different blocks based on a node's taxonomy categorization.

This module provides the Location field with map and an autocomplete for locations (Google Map API). With described tools you're able to instantly find a location and draw a polygon - its coordinates will be the value of a field.

The module depends on Google Maps Instances and provides an example instance which can be used for a field.

This module allows importing external list of terms (taxonomies) into a Drupal taxonomy. The initial scope of the project is to import terms from an external RDF file, but the module supports a pluggable system allowing to integrate other structure easily.

How to use this module:

1. Enable the module using drush or UI
2. Visit the taxonomy screen (/admin/structure/taxonomy) and edit one of the taxonomies
3. There is a new section called "SYNCHRONISE WITH EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE", enable and configure the plugin (external URL and field mappings)
4. Save

Provides a UI to create taxonomy term reference fields from within the
taxonomy vocabulary admin UI.

See this core issue: https://www.drupal.org/node/889378 for background.

This module allows you to leverage the semantic web by storing and retrieving content directly from an RDF data store using the SPARQL RDF query language.

This works using a custom database driver that will seamlessly store your data in a triplestore database instead of in a standard SQL database.

If your project supports open data or the semantic web in general this has big advantages. Your content will be fully compatible with any standard RDF implementation that uses SPARQL, and it allow you to publish your data in real time.