taxonomy

With this module, create two separate taxonomies for country and city (or content types, or whatever entity you want to use). Then add a reference field so that each city points to its country: eg, the term 'Paris' has a reference to 'France'. Then when editing an article, selecting 'France' in the country field will cause the city field to update to show only cities in France.

With this module, create two separate taxonomies for country and city (or content types, or whatever entity you want to use). Then add a reference field so that each city points to its country: eg, the term 'Paris' has a reference to 'France'. Then when editing an article, selecting 'France' in the country field will cause the city field to update to show only cities in France.

With this module, create two separate taxonomies for country and city (or content types, or whatever entity you want to use). Then add a reference field so that each city points to its country: eg, the term 'Paris' has a reference to 'France'. Then when editing an article, selecting 'France' in the country field will cause the city field to update to show only cities in France.

Provide a status field for taxonomy terms analogous to the status field on nodes. Unpublished terms may only be viewed by users with a special privilege. Taxonomy Term Status also exposes the term status field to Views and Entity API.

This module provides an expandable tree widget for the Taxonomy Term Reference field in Drupal 7. This widget is intended to serve as a replacement for Drupal's core Taxonomy Term Reference widget, which is a flat list of radio buttons or checkboxes and not necessarily fit for medium to large taxonomy trees.

This module provides an expandable tree widget for the Taxonomy Term Reference field in Drupal 7. This widget is intended to serve as a replacement for Drupal's core Taxonomy Term Reference widget, which is a flat list of radio buttons or checkboxes and not necessarily fit for medium to large taxonomy trees.

This is a small module written to provide a custom formatter for taxonomy items. The default formatters both output the terms wrapped in divs. This module adds a new formatter that allows you to specify the element type, the wrapper type, classes for both, the separator used, and if they link to the term pages or not. This gives much more customizable layout options.

This is a small module written to provide a custom formatter for taxonomy items. The default formatters both output the terms wrapped in divs. This module adds a new formatter that allows you to specify the element type, the wrapper type, classes for both, the separator used, and if they link to the term pages or not. This gives much more customizable layout options.

This module provides a user interface to change the internal path/URI of entities. This is done by replacing path patterns with token values of the given entity.

The module originally was a proof of concept for Taxonomy Redirect and named "Taxonomy Path" in sandbox mode. The original idea was from the Taxonomy Redirect D7 Port Issue. As we now deal with Entities in Drupal 7 all over the place, the concept could get generalized and now should work for any entity properly implementing the API function entity_uri() for its path.

* Choose a range of content types and taxonomy vocabularies.
* Results are sorted by relevance (number of matching terms).
* Select which node view mode to use for results display.
* Define a set number of results shown (defaults to 5).
* Results can be shown as a cycle slideshow. (http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/)
* Optional "More link" can be appended to the bottom of the bean.