Module Keyword Thelia 2

This module is used to associate category, product, content or folders to one or more keywords. This allows you for example to display items based on a particular keyword or structure your page with a tag system.

How to install

This module must be into your modules/ directory (thelia/local/modules/).

You can download the .zip file of this module or create a git submodule into your project like this :

cd /path-to-thelia
git submodule add https://github.com/thelia-modules/Keyword.git local/modules/Keyword

Next, go to your Thelia admin panel for module activation.

How to update

Before update, save your database.

If your module version is 2.3.x and you want to update to the 2.4.x version, you have to use the keyword:update command. This command is only available from the v2.4.4.

• After saving your database, deactivate Keyword module
• Replace all files of local/modules/Keyword by new files
• Activate new Keyword module : all tables (excepted keyword_group_associated_keyword) of keyword module will be truncated, if this is not the case, empty them manually
• Reinsert the Keyword module table data via phpmyadmin (datas of content_associated_keyword, folder_associated_keyword, category_associated_keyword, product_associated_keyword, keyword_group, keyword_group_i18n, keyword and keyword_i18n)
• Run the Keyword module command : keyword:update

Old associations will be updated and obsolete keyword_group_associated_keyword table will be dropped.

How to use

You can manage your keywords on the configuration view of the module with the "configure" button on the modules list.

To associate one or more keywords to a content or a folder, go to tab "Modules" of content or folder editing view.

This module allow you to use 6 new loops : keyword_category, keyword_product, keyword_content, keyword_folder, keyword_group and keyword.

Here is an example of using each :

Use the keyword_category loop (list of categories related to the "my_keyword" keyword)

{loop name="categories" type="keyword_category" keyword="my_keyword" association_order="manual_reverse"}
    ...
{/loop}

Use the keyword_product loop (list of products related to the "my_keyword" keyword)

{loop name="products" type="keyword_product" keyword="my_keyword" association_order="manual_reverse"}
    ...
{/loop}

Use the keyword_content loop (list of contents related to the "my_keyword" keyword)

{loop name="contents" type="keyword_content" keyword="my_keyword" folder="1" association_order="manual_reverse"}
    ...
{/loop}

Use the keyword_folder loop (list of folders related to the "my_keyword" keyword)

{loop name="folders" type="keyword_folder" keyword="my_keyword"}
    ...
{/loop}

Use the keyword_category loop (list of categories related to the "my_keyword" keyword)

{loop name="categories" type="keyword_category" keyword="my_keyword"}
    ...
{/loop}

Use the keyword_product loop (list of products related to the "my_keyword" keyword)

{loop name="products" type="keyword_product" keyword="my_keyword"}
    ...
{/loop}

Use the keyword loop (list all keywords that are visible)

{loop name="keyword_list" type="keyword" visible="*" order="manual" backend_context="1" lang=$lang_id}
    ...
{/loop}

Use the keyword group loop (list all keyword groups that are visible)

{loop name="keyword_group_list" type="keyword_group" visible="*" order="manual" backend_context="1" lang=$lang_id}
    ...
{/loop}

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You can also check the association between a keyword and a category, a product, a folder or a content by using Smarty extension available in the latest version of this plugin :

Check if thelia object is associated with keyword "my_keyword"

{category_has_keyword category_id=$ID keyword_code="my_keyword"} {* return true/false if relation exist or not *}
{product_has_keyword product_id=$ID keyword_code="my_keyword"}
{folder_has_keyword folder_id=$ID keyword_code="my_keyword"}
{content_has_keyword content_id=$ID keyword_code="my_keyword"}