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Glad to help. Thank you all for the module, it has been a bit of a life-saver for the project I am currently working on. I have actually been learning a lot about leveraging ctools from dissecting the module code. I am finishing up building out an extension module for my client that allows for appending arbitrary terms (as CSV list) to pages (by path) that may not otherwise have an easy way be targeted, such as taxonomy list pages and Panel-based pages.

Ex. (using 'page/path' => 'csv,term,list' convention):
'grooming/hair' => 'comb,haircut,shampoo'
renders:
<script src="http://ad.doubleclick.net/...;sz=300x100;tile=0;ord=12345?topic=comb;topic=haircu;topic=shampo;"></script>
on the out-of-the-box Vocabulary 'grooming' Term 'hair' taxonomy list page (where 'topic' is the dart_taxonomy_default_key value and the dart_taxonomy_default_callback option value is set to 'truncated', 6 chars, in the variables table).

I'm pretty sure that Panel pages can have taxonomy terms attached by Context, but my initial stabs at this were not producing the intended results; i.e. rendering as topic=[term]. I'm pretty sure that I could hash out the implementation, but thought that from an editorial admin point of view it would be easier to just move this off to an admin tab on the DART settings section. Maybe not the most elegant and Druapllly-fresh approach, but it is easy and straightforward for editors that are intimidated by digging around the Panels config pages. If I can get the okay from the client I will send you the code if you are interested.

bleen: Your use case sounds like a job for JS regex and random() if you are going the JS route to achieve this. :-)

I'm not sure if I described the issue I was addressing properly. I needed to add an easily manageable means for the equivalent of free tagging (arbitrary terms) to taxonomy list pages and Panels-based pages.

As I mentioned previously, I think this is achievable in Panels by starting with the Panel page context, designating a taxonomy association and then some more steps in that direction. I bought Earl Miles' book, 'Drupal Building Blocks' (good stuff), and there is discussion of using taxonomy in Panels, but the steps involved seem like a bit much to hand off to editorial staff who will may be managing taxonomy association-to-content.

Taxonomy term list pages don't have an easy way to associate terms. In a previous version of the DART module, I believe that there was an option for loading the source term into the ad call automatically, but I am not seeing this in v. 2.2. I am doing this manually using the dart_key_vals hook, example below, but it would be nice to have that as an option in the DART module general settings.

The following code should work copy-paste, though I grabbed bits form other functions in my extension module and edited down to consolidate functionality.

function [module_name]_dart_key_vals($tag) {
  ... code, code, code ...

  // get global default presets and set to local vars
  $term_vals = array();
  // callback functions borrowed/copied over from dart_taxonomy module and slightly modified for local relevance, 
  // functions prefixed with current module name to prevent function name conflicts
  $term_vals['callback'] = $module_name_prefix . '_' . variable_get('dart_taxonomy_default_callback', '_dart_taxonomy_callback_truncated');
  $term_vals['key'] = variable_get('dart_taxonomy_default_key', 'topic');

  // If the current page is a taxonomy list page - grab the term ID, pull the term value, 
  // and add it to the KV terms list 
  if ( arg(0)=="taxonomy" && arg(1)=="term" ) {
    $tid = (int) arg(2);
    if ($tid && $term = taxonomy_get_term($tid)) {
      $term = $term_vals['callback']($term->name);
      $tag->key_vals[$term_vals['key']][] = array('val'=>trim($term), 'eval'=>FALSE);
    }
  }
}

Cheers!

There is a checkbox option on the tag admin/edit page for "Include taxonomy terms as key|value pairs", but that doesn't seem to pick up the source taxonomy term on taxonomy list pages. I just assumed that was just for terms associated with nodes on the node add/edit admin page. There is no global option, though I guess that if the this was available on a per tag basis it would serve the purpose.

Ah, I see the problem - After dsm'ing all over the place, I realized that the 'dart_taxonomy_map' table is empty. I was busy looking at some other stuff that looked problematic and finally checked that table after addressing those items. I don't understand the purpose of that table*, it seems that relationships could be mapped directly to the taxo-terms without the necessity of a mapping table. I imagine that I'm missing something here, like the tie-in with Taxonomy Manager, but whatever 'it' is really needs to be documented so that whatever is required to populate the 'dart_taxonomy_map' table is a bit more obvious.

*note: I'm sure this has a well thought out and implemented purpose, I just haven't gotten to that point of picking through the code yet - just noticed it tonight. Maybe branching an option for using this feature and simply allowing the natural taxo term association would worth be consideration.

I know what you mean, sorry to be such a bug in your ear :-)

Re the code in:#7, the $terms var being passed to the foreach from a node is an array of objects. From a taxonomy list page, it is just be handed an object. In PHP5, if you pass an object to a foreach loop, it gets iterated like an array - http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.iterations.php - which is what is happening here.

Do a 'dsm(gettype($terms));' on line 218 and test on a node page and a taxonomy list page. You can also dsm() $term inside the foreach for kicks.

This can easily be fixed by changing the $terms var from scalar to array in the taxonomy term page conditional:

line 214 (dart_taxonomy.module):

    // If this is a term page, grab the term.
    if (arg(0) == 'taxonomy' && is_numeric(arg(2))) {
      // change $terms to $terms[0]
      $terms[0] = taxonomy_get_term(arg(2));
    }