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Hello,

Sorry for late answer.

Ceson: Thank you for suggest, as for plugin’s, my bad is none seems helpin’ me, and as for Drupal, maybe I’ll give it a try, not sure who’s simple between Drupal and WordPress, but I’ll try managin’ WordPress for now, thank you anyway ??

bekar09: Thank you ?? … this is exactly what I was searchin’ for, this plugin’ is really simple to understand, and highly customizable, I learnt a lot from it … now, I heavily modded it to suit my needs.
I just need a function to automatically add “language” flags on top of posts (the flags, not the “name” of language which is easily doable).

greenshady: Thank you very much, even if this plugin’ doesn’t suit me (non-hierarchical taxonomies), I learnt a little from it, to correctly register my “top” taxonomies (“Audience” and “Languages”).

So, just for people who need a hint on that, here are my ways of work:
– Looked for “register_taxonomy” in the recent WP2.8
– Registered two hierarchical taxonomies (languages & audience), and registered their “sub” taxonomies (a list of languages, and private/pro for audience).
– With Mod-Rewrite, I had “nice” urls.
– Changed permalinks for “Pages” to redirect to my Audience (we can also have a page as a container for our taxonomies, or event just have the same name in “slug” for page/taxonomy … the taxonomies have always priority on pages, it will show you a list of posts instead of the page).
– Added a simple “text” widget, with flags redirecting to my language taxonomies.
This is it.
A temporary test/demo blog is here to see features at: https://Einho.co.cc

I still miss two functionalities thought:
1) Automatically add the “flags” of language on top of any post (just like Categories/Tags are added … but only the Flag image is displayed, not a full text).
2) Crossover taxonomies … so, when someone hits any taxonomy, than another, this will be like the search filters “and” … for eg, I click “News” category, than “Adobe” tag, I don’t want to see every post tagged “Adobe”, but only those filled under “News” category.

For the “1”, I know this can be done manually by adding some HTML in the head of the post. but any idea how to do this automatically?
For “2”, I don’t have a clue.

Ha ha, weird those taxonomies ^^°.

Thank you everyone, I hope I helped even a little by giving a clue for those who want taxonomies as well.
Sincerely.

Hi,

I resolved points 1 and 2. (check here)
Still need help for point 3 thought.

If someone needs help / to know how I did, here are my steps:

– Looked for “register_taxonomy” in the recent WP2.8
– Tried to figure it out, how it works and so, by lookin’ at some plugins like Custom/Simple Taxonomies and Series also (I’m really new to PHP).
– Registered two hierarchical taxonomies (languages & audience), and registered their “sub” taxonomies (a list of languages, and private/pro for audience).
– With Mod-Rewrite, I had “nice” urls.
– Changed permalinks for “Pages” to redirect to my audience (we can also have a page as a container for our taxonomies, or event just have the same name in “slug” for page/taxonomy … the taxonomies have always priority on pages, it will show you a list of posts instead of the page).
– Added a simple “text” widget, with flags redirecting to my language taxonomies.

This is it.

Now, if someone can help with “crossover” links (in eg. if I click “pro”, I would have all posts tagged as pro, now, I would like to see all posts tagged “MicroSoft” in the “pro” category … but clickin’ “MicroSoft tag will show all posts tagged “MicroSoft”, even those on public/private section … any idea?)
By the way, I don’t list my taxonomies on my posts, but I think it would be great to attach “flags” of featured languages on top of a post … But I don’t know how to correctly do this with PHP (I could just add them in pure HTML, but it would be nice to be done auto) … any help?

Thank you.
Have fun.

Hello,

I was actively searching for a solution to my case, and finally heard about “Taxonomy” thing.
As I’m not a programmer … but with some knowledge about HTML (maybe it would help -.-°), could be please help in how to use those?

Your example of “( ‘X’, ‘post’, array(‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’=>’X’)));” and “get_query_var(‘X’)” insn’t that clear for me.
Is there anyway you give a clearer example? Or maybe a little tutorial?

That would be awesome, thank you in advance.
Sincerely.