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If you used a content-taxonomy field in D6 which permitted multiple values (2+ to unlimited) and are upgrading to Drupal 7, the core taxonomy data will come through ok.
But, when migrating the actual field type using this module, only the first value is kept. In my case, I have over 500 nodes (Company content-type) which, in Drupal 6, had a Content Taxonomy field (company type), which identified them as "Sales" or "Service". After the Content Taxonomy upgrade, only the first value is maintained.
Please look at each screenshot, as they describe how I checked this data.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#2 | content-taxonomy-field-data.JPG | 25.92 KB | wjaspers |
2--Drupal7-content-taxonomy-upgrades.jpg | 169.25 KB | wjaspers | |
3--Drupal7-core-taxonomy-upgrades.jpg | 59.85 KB | wjaspers | |
1--Drupal6-core-taxonomy-upgrades.jpg | 184.29 KB | wjaspers |
Comments
Comment #1
mh86 CreditAttribution: mh86 commentedHi!
can you post the values from the table field_data_[field-name] as well?
Comment #2
wjaspers CreditAttribution: wjaspers commentedOnly one value is present.
Comment #3
vasikesubscribe. i confirm this issue
Comment #4
youngpac CreditAttribution: youngpac commentedWas there any solution to this?
Comment #5
DamienMcKennaDangit :(
I've committed #1208164: migration from D6 fails for Content Taxonomy fields, which affects the field values, does the problem persist?
Comment #6
DamienMcKennaNeed confirmation on whether the problem is still there.