Hello there, is it possible to add artciles tags in next versions?
It's very useful to do that, cause many articles need to be tagged to many cates , isn't it?

_________________

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing!

---

hadi00 please enter your server specs in your user profile!  

hadi00, Thanks for the Arabic language update BTW.

By article tags, do you mean the links to post it to Digg, Facebook, etc?

If so, I think those really belong in the template - else I'll be chasing moving targets for tags to eternity. You can add them to the Intro display today i believe, because the "full article" link is there for you to use. I would need to add it to the main article as an unused template variable, I think, for you to do it in the main article. But check with chris5000, I believe he did this on 1.1. He posted about it on dragonflycms.org, not here IIRC. (And it would not be hard to add that link yourself - just look for it in functions.php in function display_articles and then copy and add it to function article.)

Also, have you checked to see if tags are included in MikieMouse's NBBCode module? Or if he plans to add? Pro_News 2 is a tested module with NBBCode.

hi friend,
actually i meant by tags, the ability to make the article related to various categories, for example :
some article title ,
cates: main, crime, social , etc

_________________

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing!

---

hadi00 please enter your server specs in your user profile!  

Links back to the Categories used by News? Sorry, that's never been a goal of Pro_News, even before I started on it, and not a direction that I'm likely to take it in. After all is would be very confusing as Pro_News has Categories as well.

If you mean that you want 1 article to be part of > 1 Pro_New Category, again I can't see that happening any time soon. Whereas News has Categories just by linking, Pro_News actually stores the Article under a Category, so storing same article under > 1 category would mean a big change to the SQL calls - the db design can handle it, but each call would have to be revisited - and there are lots of these calls in this code. This module is BIG!