Opened 9 years ago

Closed 8 years ago

#100 closed enhancement (wontfix)

Support for a "keywords" field

Reported by: steph-tara Owned by: matt
Priority: normal Milestone:
Component: General Version: 1.2
Severity: normal Keywords:
Cc: Nyco, emmanuel

Description

In addition to "excerpt", add a "keywords" field for each post, which can be used to store post meta-data.

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0000100-post_keywords.php (2.2 KB) - added by steph-tara 8 years ago.

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Change History (7)

Keywords are just one kind of post meta field. The post meta function that wordpress offers can accomodate more than just one kind of post meta field. You can use a new meta item called Keywords after creating it.

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I've found a workaround. The problem with it is that to have "nice" keywords support, I have had to edit edit-post.php and post.php.

The current interface for adding meta information is a bit painful if you're going to be adding the same bits of meta to each post. (Select the correct field name, enter info, submit, repeat.)

My suggestion is to add a "keywords" field proper to the admin interface, even if it means the keywords are stored as meta.

comment:4   ryan9 years ago

This can and should be done via a plugin. See attached file post_keywords.php.

edited on: 06-22-04 18:13

I came here through the recent discussion in the wp-hackers mailing list (web output, I am not yet a member). One of the advantages that MT has over WP when it comes to keywords is that it supports them at the XMLRPC level. Do you have any ideas how it would be possible to fix such a thing?

In more details, MT extends the metaWeblog API to support a mt_keywords field when editing and creating posts.

comment:6   matt8 years ago

  • Owner changed from anonymous to matt
  • Resolution changed from 10 to 90
  • Status changed from new to closed

Perhaps we could support the MT XML-RPC call for grins and just stick it in a custom field, but we're not going to add a keywords field outright, it's kinda silly.

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