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In Drupal 6, Taxonomy module was moved back to using taxonomy / vocabulary / term - and doesn't have the word 'category' in the UI any more, or the code base for that matter. It's still in pathauto though, and it'd be nice to have it match core.
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Comment #1
gregglesThe code uses it and the default patterns use it, but I'm not sure about in the UI.
This was actually fixed by Gabor Hojtsy in #250235: Usability: Integrate with URL alias page and align with Drupal 6 "terms".
Comment #2
catchOh I think you're right, looks like I need to move this to token...
Comment #3
gregglesHehe - ok, which strings in token?
I guess all the descriptors for the term*/cat* tokens? We have term* tokens for nodes and cat* tokens for taxonomy to keep the namespaces separate.
Comment #4
catchSo, maybe:
category/[vocab-raw]/[catpath-raw] could change to term/[vocab-raw]/[termpath-raw] for the default pattern.
Would rather see [node-term] and [term] compared to [term] and [cat] for example, - and yeah, all the descriptors...
Comment #5
hefox CreditAttribution: hefox commentedSorry for bumping such an old issue,
Cleaning up the drupal 6 taxonomy tokens replacement patterns would be great -- or at least cleanup a cleanup of the descriptions ; As someone who mostly always used taxonomy in drupal 6, I had to look into the issue queue before I realized [cat-raw] was the correct replacement pattern for term name!
Comment #6
Dave ReidWould have been great if this had been fixed sooner, but I don't think this is a good idea at this point. There are so many modules relying on token that it would be a huge mess for the upgrade. We have clean tokens now in D7 core, so I'm marking this as won't fix.