Feature request: tagging mechanism #114

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opened 2018-11-26 08:56:50 +00:00 by giplt · 2 comments

giplt commented

2018-11-26 08:56:50 +00:00

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Add a possibility to add and manage tags to each page in hypha. This allows for clustering related content to enhance user experience and navigation throughout a hypha site.
Example use cases:

De Stadsbron: news categories (opinion, background, investigation etc)
Meet je stad: communities (Amersfoort, Bergen, ...)
Improved index and search: filter by tag(s)
Implementation:
Implement tagging mechanism in pages (in class page?) For a code example see http://giplt.nl/test/tagging/
Add tags as an attribute (comma separated list?) to pages (in index?)
Implement overall tag management in settings page

Add a possibility to add and manage tags to each page in hypha. This allows for clustering related content to enhance user experience and navigation throughout a hypha site. Example use cases: - De Stadsbron: news categories (opinion, background, investigation etc) - Meet je stad: communities (Amersfoort, Bergen, ...) - Improved index and search: filter by tag(s) Implementation: - Implement tagging mechanism in pages (in class page?) For a code example see http://giplt.nl/test/tagging/ - Add tags as an attribute (comma separated list?) to pages (in index?) - Implement overall tag management in settings page

giplt commented

2018-11-26 10:12:03 +00:00

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From earlier discussion:

Initial implementation: Flat list of keywords per article (or other taggable page), each translation has its own list, store keywords in hypha.xml?
Later perhaps: multiple scopes of tags (public/private, or separate tags per pagetype, etc.).
Later perhaps: Refer to tags by id instead of directly by name, to make it easier to rename tags and perhaps translate them

From earlier discussion: - Initial implementation: Flat list of keywords per article (or other taggable page), each translation has its own list, store keywords in hypha.xml? - Later perhaps: multiple scopes of tags (public/private, or separate tags per pagetype, etc.). - Later perhaps: Refer to tags by id instead of directly by name, to make it easier to rename tags and perhaps translate them

giplt commented

2019-01-19 11:45:09 +00:00

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Proposal for implementation in hypha.xml:

  ...
  <tagList>
    <tag id="5c028b9641ace">
      <language id="en" label="opinion">Opinion, personal beliefs, debate</language>
      <language id="nl" label="opinie">Meningen, persoonlijke opvattingen, discussie</language>
    </tag>
    ...
  </tagList>
  ...
  <pageList>
    <page id="5c028b96417fd" type="textpage" private="off">
      <tag id="5c028b9641ace"/>
      <language id="en" name="home"/>
    </page>
    ...
  </pageList>
  ...

Proposal for implementation in hypha.xml: ```xml ... <tagList> <tag id="5c028b9641ace"> <language id="en" label="opinion">Opinion, personal beliefs, debate</language> <language id="nl" label="opinie">Meningen, persoonlijke opvattingen, discussie</language> </tag> ... </tagList> ... <pageList> <page id="5c028b96417fd" type="textpage" private="off"> <tag id="5c028b9641ace"/> <language id="en" name="home"/> </page> ... </pageList> ...

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