
MO Auto add terms is a PHP module for Drupal 6.x.
Whenever you create a taxonomy that the users can grow, that taxonomy will evolve as time passes. There are multiple ways to handle this. The simple but quite tedious way is to edit all your nodes each time one or more terms are added to the taxonomy. Another is to have a complete taxonomy from the start and make sure to assign words as required each time you add new nodes. It is more than likely that you will miss many words in both cases.
The best solution is to have a module that can handle the work for you. This module will search for the words in your node and assign them to the node vocabulary automatically. Whether the taxonomy is grown as you go or is a pre-existing taxonomy, it will for sure index the pages by the words found in the vocabulary.
The MO Auto add terms will do just that and not only with nodes that you newly create or edit, but retroactively to all your nodes! If you have a website with 10,000 nodes and someone adds the term Yellow for the first time. Assuming that you rarely mention the color Yellow, it is found in only 1% of your site. That means 100 nodes uses the word Yellow. After a little while, MO Auto add terms will find all of these 100 nodes and link them to the new term, all automatically.
Note: Version 1.0 has been removed because it would delete the taxonomy items of all the taxonomies before adding those of the taxonomies marked as MO Auto add terms. It is suggested that you use the newest version at all time.
It has been reported that the "Hide vocabulary" feature of our module does not work properly when certain other modules are also installed (most certainly Hierarchical Select Taxonomy, although others may have side effects too.)
In order to fix the problem, increase the weight of our module until the feature works again. It seems 2 makes it work.
Comments
Works great!
I use MO auto add terms on an intranet site that receives a lot of content through email. MO Auto add terms installed quickly and easily, integrated smoothly into a complex Drupal installation, and does everything I wanted from it and more. Thanks for this helpful module!