Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.The module's web page http://drupal.org/project/nat states "when a node is created, an equivalent taxonomy term is automatically created in any associated vocabularies."
I find that I don't have enough information to understand what the module does. What information from the node is used to create the taxonomy term? The title? Something else? I think this node may be a perfect solution to a problem I have, but it's impossible to tell. "This module is a simple but effective way to create node-node relationships" sounds very promising, but without an example or some detail, I'm at a loss.
There's no link to any documentation on the module's web page.
Comments
Comment #1
loze commentedOn the NAT settings page it lists all your content types.
For each content type, you can enable NAT and associate a vocabulary to it
When a node of one of the NAT enabled content types is created, a vocabulary is created.
The node title is the term name, and optionally, the node body is the term description.
I use it when I want my taxonomy terms to contain more fields than just a title and description.
some things are a bit buggy (see issue queue). But for automatically generating a term when (certain) nodes are created, it works well.
Comment #2
myudkowsky commentedThanks, that was quite coherent. If you could put it into the module description, that'd be perfect.
Comment #3
loze commentedI cant do that. I don't maintain this module.
Comment #5
itangalo commented+1
Yeah, thanks for the more elaborate description! :-)
Comment #6
verta commentedMight be a good seed to some docs?
Comment #7
peterx commentedDocumentation: http://drupal.org/node/929216
Anyone who can login to drupal.org can contribute and edit documentation.
Comment #8
Zen commentedI have added an example to the module page.
-K