Allows (fieldable) entities to be translated into different languages, by introducing entity/field translation for the new translatable fields capability in Drupal 7. Maintained by the Drupal core i18n team.
This project does not replace the Internationalization project, which focuses on enabling a full multilingual workflow for site admins/builders. Some features, e.g. content language negotiation or taxonomy translation, might overlap but most of them are unrelated.
Integration
Title module allows to replace entity labels with fields to make them translatable.
Dependencies
Entity Translation requires core version at least 7.15.
The Rules Autotag module takes a light-weight approach for autotagging full-text content by matching taxonomy terms (and optional Synonyms). Rules Autotag depends on the Rules module. Functionality is provided on different layers:
The API function rules_autotag_extract($text, $vocabulary) extracts terms from a given text which match a given vocabulary.
The basic rules action Extract terms (rules_autotag_extract_action) takes a text and a vocabulary as input and returns all matched terms.
The wrapper rules action set Autotag to terms list (rules_autotag_tag) directly stores the extracted terms into a terms list/field.
Comparison to related modules:
Taxonomy Autotagger takes a more user-oriented approach with by providing a AHAH-driven Autotag button.
Auto Tagging sends node content through any number of third party services to determine what the content is about.
The Yahoo Query Language (YQL) API Module only provides a mechanism for module developers to query the Yahoo's YQL databases. It is mainly intended as a launch point for developers to create plugin modules that harness the YQL API.
A working example module is included with this package, yql_autotagging. In addition, a block is provided to test your YQL queries. The block itself contains an example query for textual extraction. The YQL autotagging module harnesses the power of the YQL API to provide term suggestions to the autotagging (http://drupal.org/project/autotagging) module. In this way, nodes can have taxonomy terms created automatically based on contextual analysis of their contents.
In order to use these modules, you will first need to enable them as usual. For instance, go to Site Building -> Modules and check the boxes for these two modules.
A light-weight module providing cross-vocabulary term relationships.
The Term Uncle module extends core taxonomy to allow you to attach "nephew" terms to an "uncle" term. It was created as a way to add Tags to Category terms, although it can be configured for many uses. Configuration is done the same way as content types, via additional checkboxes in the vocabulary edit page. If you want to enable Tags for the Article content type, edit the Tags vocabulary and select the Article checkbox; likewise select the Category checkbox under Vocabularies. Now edit a Category term and a Tags field will appear the same way it does when editing an Article node.