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[solved] Is there working tagging module?

Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 3:16 pm
by asdf
I'm looking for a way to tag some of the pages. The idea is to allow pages be queried same way most blogs do. I found two modules, Simple Tagging did not work with the latest CMSMS and ListItExtended/ListIt2 seems to do something else.

Is there anything else available? Number of pages is so small I wouldn't want to spend time converting the content into a separate databases and writing UDT to run query. Also the content will be edited quite often so a good interface would be needed, the users wouldn't want to use phpMyAdmin or similar tool :)

I know PHP well so I might be able to fix Simple Tagging if I knew in advance it can do exactly what I need. But learning curve for starting from someone else's broken work sounds more steep than starting a small own project as the first CMSMS module.

Re: Is there working tagging module?

Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 8:45 pm
by Dr.CSS
I think Simple tagging uses search to make the tags and fixing it would most likely be easy if you know PHP, look in forum announcements for changes to API when going to 1.10.*...

Re: Is there working tagging module?

Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:21 am
by uniqu3
Diff was posted in Simpletagging Bug tracker.

Re: Is there working tagging module?

Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 8:46 pm
by Utter
I looked at Simple Tagging for a recent project but it seemed pretty limited.

What's the potential for creating a fork of something like ListIt2 and using it to create a true taxonomy tree and then have a module like Company Directory or Products 'subscribe' to the taxonomies through inclusion via a field definition?

Re: Is there working tagging module?

Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 1:13 pm
by Gregor
For CGBlog there is a nice ;) post in the T&T. Maybe that can help you.

Gregor

Re: Is there working tagging module?

Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 12:46 pm
by asdf
uniqu3 wrote:Diff was posted in Simpletagging Bug tracker.
Thanks. Wonder why I did not check the bug tracker..

The patch was not too easy to apply, both Linux patch and TortoiseSVN didn't like it, but most problems were easy to fix. In the end I had to edit manually only one hunk in action.defaultadmin.php.