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[edit] RSS Feeds

Issue : there is no way to have an rss feed for a vocabulary. You can just have them for terms. (as a reminder : the taxonomy module allows you to create vocabulary in which you add as many terms as you want".

So if you set up a blog for ex and want to provide a rss feed for it, you need to do something like :

1. Create a vocabulary "Content" 2. Create a term in "Content" named "Blog" 3. Create as many termes as need for your blog categories under "Blog" term.

By doing this, you can create a feed with :

{{{ http://mysite.com/taxonomy/term/1/all/feed }}}

(let's say that blog term has id 1)

If you did something like a vocabulary blog and blog categories as term, you'll need to do something like :

{{{ http://mysite.com/taxonomy/term/1+2+3+...+n/feed }}}

Which means, if you had a category, you have to edit your feed so that it is taken into account.

According to : [1]

* http://mydomain.tld/rss.xml would provide all content which are promoted "on front".
* Otherwise "view module" would be a solution (not analysed/tested/implemented).

[edit] Menu management

Issue : menu do not have the same behaviour when you call term id or when you use taxonomy_menu for this term.

On my prototype, I use taxonomy_menu module and then the behaviour is not the same as I use a "taxonomy_menu" url and a term url.

Ex with taxonomy_menu : [2]

Ex with term : [3]

In case one, menu is expanded, whereas it's not in case two. I did not find clue on Drupal docs so far to know how to handle it.

It looks there are some bugs in drupal 4.7 about "menu expanding" with aliases or term combination or ... - part of them are fixed...

* See [4]

[edit] dc2drupal

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