The only real way to do this is to write code.
There may be some capability for this in Views Bulk Operations project. There’s a relavent stack exchange answer:
http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/10861/taxonomy-bulk-edit-in-drupal...
From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of Chris Miller Sent: Monday, December 09, 2013 8:47 AM To: support@drupal.org Subject: [support] "Editable Fields"
Hi Folks,
I have a content-type with a taxonomy. I want to display a view of content title and taxonomy in a grid. I want to display the taxonomy as a set of checkboxes so I can review all of the content and make global changes from just the one view. This raises the question about the difference between a field's display and edit characteristics.
If i want to display a node, I can call node_load() and so on... Suppose I want to display a node for edit? How does this internal processing differ, because obviously the result is substantially different. I suspect there is some magic that turns the page into a form, and that becomes the substance of my question. If I have a field, how to I change it from a "display" field to an editable "form" field?
To further qualify the question: I could easily create a custom formater and display the taxonomy field is a set of HTML checkboxes, but how do I discover these display characteristics, like label, colon and position; Alpha or numeric order; and then there are all the styling <div>s, which should be consistent with other fields on the page. These things are all specified in the original content type and I think I should make the effort to recognize and honor these choices, so I need to know how and where they are stored, and I don't currently know, but I think it is probably in the "page" ==> "form" magic. -- Chris.