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Woozle: "Content types" is another taxonomy_vocabulary thing

2014-06-18T01:04:10Z

"Content types" is another taxonomy_vocabulary thing

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	The basic unit of content in Drupal is the '''node''', which is represented by the ''nodes'' table. Key data concepts are:		The basic unit of content in Drupal is the '''node''', which is represented by the ''nodes'' table. Key data concepts are:
	* '''content type''' - not sure where this fits in
	* '''node'''		* '''node'''
	* '''node type'''		* '''node type'''
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	** "Categories"		** "Categories"
	** "Tags"		** "Tags"
			** "Content types"
	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* Any '''node''' can be assigned to zero or more '''taxonomy term'''s. ''(taxonomy_index)''		* Any '''node''' can be assigned to zero or more '''taxonomy term'''s. ''(taxonomy_index)''

Woozle: a bit more; still don't know what "content type" is

2014-06-17T23:50:39Z

a bit more; still don't know what "content type" is

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	The basic unit of content in Drupal is the '''node''', which is represented by the ''nodes'' table. Key data concepts are:		The basic unit of content in Drupal is the '''node''', which is represented by the ''nodes'' table. Key data concepts are:
	* '''content type'''		* '''content type''' - not sure where this fits in
	* '''node'''		* '''node'''
	* '''node type'''		* '''node type'''
	* '''tag'''
	* '''taxonomy'''		* '''taxonomy'''
	** '''taxonomy term''' - hierarchical - home table is ''taxonomy_term_data''		** '''taxonomy term''' - can be hierarchical - home table is ''taxonomy_term_data''
	** '''taxonomy vocabulary''' - home table is ''taxonomy_vocabulary''		** '''taxonomy vocabulary''' - groups of taxonomy terms - home table is ''taxonomy_vocabulary''

	Things you may encounter that aren't actually data concepts:		Things you may encounter that aren't actually data concepts:
	* ''~~'category'''~~: ~~it is common to have a taxonomy_vocabulary record called~~ "~~category~~" or "~~categories~~".		* Some common types of taxonomy_vocabulary (i.e. 'name' field of records that might be found in a typical Drupal database):
			** "Categories"
			** "Tags"

	==Rules==		==Rules==
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	* Each '''taxonomy term''' is assigned to exactly one '''taxonomy vocabulary'''. ''(taxonomy_term_data)''		* Each '''taxonomy term''' is assigned to exactly one '''taxonomy vocabulary'''. ''(taxonomy_term_data)''
	* Each '''taxonomy term''' has zero or one parent and zero or more children. ''(taxonomy_term_hierarchy)''		* Each '''taxonomy term''' has zero or one parent and zero or more children. ''(taxonomy_term_hierarchy)''
			* The assigned '''taxonomy vocabulary''' determines what type of hierarchy the assigned '''taxonomy term''' belongs to:
			** multiple root nodes
			** single root node
			** flat list - no hierarchy

Woozle: saving work while I unstick backspace key

2014-06-17T23:39:02Z

saving work while I unstick backspace key

New page

The basic unit of content in Drupal is the '''node''', which is represented by the ''nodes'' table. Key data concepts are:
* '''content type'''
* '''node'''
* '''node type'''
* '''tag'''
* '''taxonomy'''
** '''taxonomy term''' - hierarchical - home table is ''taxonomy_term_data''
** '''taxonomy vocabulary''' - home table is ''taxonomy_vocabulary''

Things you may encounter that aren't actually data concepts:
* '''category''': it is common to have a taxonomy_vocabulary record called "category" or "categories".

==Rules==
* Any '''node''' can be assigned to zero or more '''taxonomy term'''s. ''(taxonomy_index)''
* Any '''taxonomy term''' can be assigned to zero or more '''node'''s. ''(taxonomy_index)''
* Each '''taxonomy term''' is assigned to exactly one '''taxonomy vocabulary'''. ''(taxonomy_term_data)''
* Each '''taxonomy term''' has zero or one parent and zero or more children. ''(taxonomy_term_hierarchy)''