Project: Drupal Version: cvs Component: taxonomy.module Category: feature requests Priority: normal Assigned to: matteo Reported by: matteo Updated by: Prometheus6 Status: patch How about: taxonomy/$foo,$bar taxonomy/$foo,$bar/forum taxonomy/$foo,$bar/forum,book taxonomy/$foo,$bar/forum/feed Prometheus6 Previous comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ October 25, 2004 - 16:20 : matteo Attachment: http://drupal.org/files/issues/taxonomy_nodetype_filter.patch (5.46 KB) The attached fix wants to add a new feature to taxonomy.module: the ability to filter data also on node types. This is a need when you have to share one vocabulary between multiple node types. One example is the vocabulary 'Geography', containing all Cities and Regions. You could have events, stories and other custom made node types, sharing this vocabulary. The need arises when you want to see only events of a certain region; if you filter only on region, you'll see also stories and the other custom node types. The new syntax is the following: taxonomy/term/term1,term2,term3(nodetype1,nodetype2)/........ to filter based on three terms (in OR each others) and on two different node types or taxonomy/term/term1+term2+term3(nodetype1,nodetype2)/........ to filter based on three terms (in AND each others) and on two different node types The rest of the syntax for taxonomy/term remains the same, and the patch works also for taxonomy feed. Node types are tested for validity. You can specify one or more node types; if you omit node types, normal term filtering is issued. Feedbacks and help testing this patch is needed; personally, I think this would improve temendously taxonomy functionalities, and hope this will be committed to Drupal core. Feel free to contact me by mail: m dot ferrari at tiscali dot it Matteo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ October 25, 2004 - 16:25 : moshe weitzman see http://drupal.org/node/5040 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ October 25, 2004 - 16:46 : matteo I agree with you that this is an old story, but nothing has been committed to 4.5, that introduced also a new taxonomy syntax. My patch has also some pluses: - it is specific for 4.5 and takes care of the new taxonomy syntax - it lets you specify multiple node types - syntax is clean Matteo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 19, 2005 - 17:05 : robclay Will this work with 4.5.2? If so - I am looking for exactly this funcionality! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 20, 2005 - 00:43 : matteo I'll work on a port for 4.5.2 hopefully next week... I'll keep you informed. Matteo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 23, 2005 - 18:19 : matteo Attachment: http://drupal.org/files/issues/taxonomy_nodetype_452.patch (4.43 KB) Here is the patch that adds nodetype filtering capabilities to 4.5.2 taxonomy module. Syntax is backwards compatible, so if you plan not to use node type filtering, syntax does not change at all. (see previous postings in this thread) I would need extensive testing and feedback... and hope this functionality will be included into Drupal core. Matteo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 23, 2005 - 18:38 : Steven New features only get added to the HEAD branch... you'll have to update your patch. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 01:56 : matteo Ok, Steven, I'll rewrite the patch also for CVS.... Thanks Matteo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 04:16 : matteo Attachment: http://drupal.org/files/issues/taxonomy_nodetype_CVS.patch (4.05 KB) Here is the patch for Drupal CVS. I noticed the great addition of node_rewrite_sql... very powerful... I'm starting extensive testing on the patch, and I really woul like it to be added to core taxonomy, because it becomes a must for several sites... Matteo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 09:43 : moshe weitzman I'd rather see this done universally (not just for taxonomy urls) using the new sql rewrite capability. specifically, some code will implement the rewrite_sql hook and look for a querystring param &ntype=blog,story and then inject the proper WHERE clause. this will be very useful for tracker, home page, taxonomy urls, etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 10:59 : Dries Before looking at the code (which violates Drupal's coding style), what do people think about the proposed URL scheme? Can anyone tell me why we use 'taxonomy/term/$foo' and not just 'taxonomy/$foo'? How about we change that to: taxonomy/all/$foo (or taxonomy/$foo) taxonomy/forum/$foo taxonomy/forum,book/$foo ... instead of the proposed URL scheme? It looks slightly more readable to me. (Does anyone know what 'synonyms' are for, and whether they could solve this problem? Really, I have no idea what these are for, even after having read the documentation.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 11:15 : jvandyk Synonyms are useful for things like organisms, which have both a common name and a scientific name. That's the idea of synonyms, not necessarily the Drupal implementation of synonyms, which we plan to use but are not yet using. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 11:57 : Steven Can anyone tell me why we use 'taxonomy/term/$foo' and not just 'taxonomy/$foo'? I believe this is because when the URL changes were discussed, there was talk of a 'taxonomy/vocabulary' page which would display an overview of a vocabulary. But I think that role has already been filled by a contributions module. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 12:05 : Prometheus6 If taxonomy/$foo retrieves all node types then I think taxonomy/$foo/forum taxonomy/$foo/forum,book is the cleanest looking way to be specific. Give it a fixed position because it will always be there whereas the node type may or may not be. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ January 24, 2005 - 12:24 : Steven This could be hard to implement as $foo is a multi-var path. e.g. "taxonomy/terms/1" "taxonomy/terms/1/1" "taxonomy/terms/1/0/feed" etc. -- View: http://drupal.org/node/12114 Edit: http://drupal.org/project/comments/add/12114