I wonder if these (in my opinion: *very useful*) features are currently possible in Drupal...
Let's say that I use a menu tree like this:
News
- National
- International
Sport
- Baseball
- Handball
- Football
... and a category (taxonomy) tree like this:
Cities
- Zagreb
- Split
- New York
- Tokyo
- Munich
Events
- Economy
- Finance
- Culture
- Sport
- Baseball
- Handball
- Football
1) If I put (for example) any of these category "flags" to any article: (Zagreb or Split) AND (Economy or Finance or Culture) - I'd like those articles to be automaticaly listed in "News > National" menu location, according to their weight priority. I guess this feature shouldn't be a problem in a custom-made PHP/mySQL code.
2) If there is a strange event that is related to many categories, for example: "A referee has been killed in New York by an angry Football player during the match", I would like to see the real menu location, NOT the related taxonomy terms, for example:
"Location: International, Football"
... instead of taxonomy terms:
"Location: New York, Football".
I'm also aware that everything is possible by doing it manualy in PHP, but it seems like useful feature for implementing in existing modules, or maybe I'm wrong?
3) Let's say that we have a huge list (more than 200) of taxonomy elements. Is there an elegant way to reduce the selectbox elements in administration for connecting a single node with taxonomy entities?