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BTW - i guess after implementing the default Stop-Wordlist from vBulletin for Tags the exclusion Option in the Mod is no longer necessary. |
I have some duplicate tags after auto tagging existing thread.
For an example you can see this thread. Two thumbs up on the auto tagging existing thread functionality. :) -Raymond |
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After doing some more clicking around it looks like if I had existing manual tags, the auto tagger will add a duplicate tag for the matching tags that it finds in the subject. Can the auto tagger ignore words that are existing tags for the thread?
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It is already ignoring existing words, that's why I'm a little bit confused. Cannot reproduce this here with existing tags. I will try to do a fix.
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Taking a wild educated guess, but does it have to do case sensitivity? The tag display lowercases everything, even if you enter them first or all letters capital. How does it look in the tag database? Is there a "lowercase" and a "Lowercase" causing the appearance of duplicates?
-Raymond |
Maybe. Now I will do an strtolower before I do an array_unique. v1.0.1 will be released in few minutes.
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Automatic Thread Tagger 1.0.1 has been released.
Changes: 1.0.1, 17th July 2008 - Added: Automatic Tags via maintenance are now associated with the UserID that created the Thread. Just remove auto tags and re-run auto tag to associate all tags to the users. Usefull if you use vBExperience and want to reward users. - Added: Additionally to the configuration of the auto tagger the vBulletin tags badwords are also taken as blacklist - Added: Workaround for vBulletin 3.7.0 for non existing function "split_tag_list" - Added: New setting to filter out dates like 01/02/2008, 05/06/08, 01.02.2008 - Changed: Location of settings, moved below Tagging Options. The new name of the setting group is "Tagging Options (Automatic Thread Tagger)" - Changed: Behaviour of auto tagging: It is not deleting old tags anymore, please delete old tags before this. Upgrade: 1. Upload the functions_autotagger.php to your includes folder (the same directory as your config.php) 2. Import "product-auto_thread_tagger101.xml" as a product, overwrite if it's already installed |
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