Bachir Soussi Chiadmi
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added term_merge module
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| term_merge.pages.inc | 9 years ago | |
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README.txt
Term Merge
------------------------
by:
* Max Nylin
* Oleksandr Trotsenko
Description
-----------
When using taxonomy for free tagging purposes, it's easy to end up with
several terms having the same meaning. This may be due to spelling errors,
or different users simply making up synonymous terms as they go.
You, as an administrator, may then want to correct such errors or unify
synonymous terms, thereby pruning the taxonomy to a more manageable set.
This module allows you to merge multiple terms into one, while updating
all fields referring to those terms to refer to the replacement term instead.
Currently, the module only acts on:
* fields of 'taxonomy term reference' type
* Views Taxonomy Term filter handlers
* Redirects
It would be desirable to update other possible
places where deleted terms are used.
Integration
-------------
Currently module integrates with the following core and contributed modules:
* Redirect module (http://drupal.org/project/redirect). During term merging
you may set up SEO friendly redirects from the branch terms to point to the
trunk term
* Synonyms module (http://drupal.org/project/synonyms). During term merging
you will be able to choose a trunk term's field into which all the branch terms
will be added as synonyms (until cardinality limit for that field is reached).
* Hierarchical Select (http://drupal.org/project/hierarchical_select). If
Hierarchical Select module is configured to be used for working with Taxonomy,
its widget will be shown on the form, where you choose what terms to merge into
what term.
* Views (http://drupal.org/project/views). If the branch terms are to be
deleted after the merging process, you could end up having some Views filters
to filter on no longer existing terms. Term Merge module, while merging terms,
will update those filters to filter not on the branch term, but on the trunk
term. This way you will not have senseless filters and will not have to update
them manually.
Requirements
-------------
The modules requires enabled the following modules:
* Taxonomy module (ships with Drupal core)
* Entity API (http://drupal.org/project/entity)
Installation
------------
* Copy the module's directory to your modules directory and activate the
module.
------------------------
by:
* Max Nylin
* Oleksandr Trotsenko
Description
-----------
When using taxonomy for free tagging purposes, it's easy to end up with
several terms having the same meaning. This may be due to spelling errors,
or different users simply making up synonymous terms as they go.
You, as an administrator, may then want to correct such errors or unify
synonymous terms, thereby pruning the taxonomy to a more manageable set.
This module allows you to merge multiple terms into one, while updating
all fields referring to those terms to refer to the replacement term instead.
Currently, the module only acts on:
* fields of 'taxonomy term reference' type
* Views Taxonomy Term filter handlers
* Redirects
It would be desirable to update other possible
places where deleted terms are used.
Integration
-------------
Currently module integrates with the following core and contributed modules:
* Redirect module (http://drupal.org/project/redirect). During term merging
you may set up SEO friendly redirects from the branch terms to point to the
trunk term
* Synonyms module (http://drupal.org/project/synonyms). During term merging
you will be able to choose a trunk term's field into which all the branch terms
will be added as synonyms (until cardinality limit for that field is reached).
* Hierarchical Select (http://drupal.org/project/hierarchical_select). If
Hierarchical Select module is configured to be used for working with Taxonomy,
its widget will be shown on the form, where you choose what terms to merge into
what term.
* Views (http://drupal.org/project/views). If the branch terms are to be
deleted after the merging process, you could end up having some Views filters
to filter on no longer existing terms. Term Merge module, while merging terms,
will update those filters to filter not on the branch term, but on the trunk
term. This way you will not have senseless filters and will not have to update
them manually.
Requirements
-------------
The modules requires enabled the following modules:
* Taxonomy module (ships with Drupal core)
* Entity API (http://drupal.org/project/entity)
Installation
------------
* Copy the module's directory to your modules directory and activate the
module.