Correct. And please select "yes" to overwrite the product when importing.

Thanks a lot, installed :)

That's really a cool hack.. But I am having issues with Turkish characters. They are not shown.. any ideas?
Thanks in advance

Is there a way to make tags automaticly from Title ?

I would like to see some add-on for this that allows you to set some default keywords on a *per forum* basis. Then, when running the add-on (once) it goes through each thread looking for the forums keywords and automatically tags the thread with the keyword(s).

I really think this mod needs an auto-tagging add-on so boards can at least have a chance of older threads getting tagged.

:D Just one of the best ones ever.

I suggest to enable multiple tags seach,

(tagx+tagy-tagz).

I also noticed that threads with long lines do not wrap in the thread list,
so the list page gets different width (a post with long unbreakable line).

This isn't quite right. Just because an old thread has a word in it the same as the recent one that you have given a unique tag this doesn't mean that you want all old threads to be included with that particular tag. e.g. I have a medical forum and certain posts I tag as "hand". This is as it might relate to a topic about hand therapy. However I would not want to run a process whereby all old posts that contain the word hand would automatically be tagged as hand. I think this is the difference between just a search and a tag. I tag gives you a personal dimension to searching rather than a simple keyword search.

I hope this makes sense? :cross-eyed:

Great system, just what I was looking for! Thanks for the public release! :)

Hi Dave,

I have installed, as well as performed the manual template hacks. I get the "Tags" option on the navbar, the tag search box in the search drop-down, but no text box to enter tags on new threads or editing exisitng threads. I have the default style and one additonal style with pretty minimal mods.

Any thoughts?

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My, you guys have been busy :) another nice addition, Mr Chapman! :)