Someone once gave me code to do this in version 3. Here's how it
would work. If I have two taxonomies, e.g. 1) Subject 2) Format I
Two vocabularies?
Yes, two. Actually on some sites like iaslash, I use 4 (subject,
people, format, importance), on urlgreyhot.com I use 3 (subject,
people, emotion). The one I'm working with now will use more than 4
probably. One of the reasons I specified moving to a system of
controlled vocabularies in version 3 was so that we could use multiple
taxonomies to describe content. I do this everywhere, being an
information geek.
want to be able to show the under each node, separating by taxonomy.
For instance:
Subject: WiFi, Handheld devices
Format: Applications
function taxonomy_node_get_terms_by_vocabulary($nid, $vid, $key =
"tid") {
is probably helpfull.
First call taxonomy_get_vocabularies() and then iterate over the
vocabularies calling taxonomy_node_get_terms_by_vocabulary for each.
Yikes. I was afraid of getting a response like that. I'm not very good
at PHP. Someone once showed me how to do this in version 3, having done
it themselves, which is why I posted the question here. I will see what
I can understand and try to hack the above and report back to the list
if I'm successful.
Thanks,
Michael
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