id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	severity	resolution	keywords	cc
23597	"Alert message, ""No tags found!"" cannot be set for a non-hierarchical custom taxonomy."	alexmansfield	SergeyBiryukov	"I think the easiest way to explain this will be by stepping through the process I used to find this bug.

1. Create a new non-hierarchical taxonomy (non-hierarchical just means they function like tags, not categories). For the sake of argument, let's say this taxonomy applies to posts.

2. Go view a post in the admin (or create a new post). The meta box for the bew taxonomy is displayed and contains an input box for creating items in this taxonomy, a message about separating multiple items with commas, and a link to view the most used items in the taxonomy. The text for this link can be set when creating a custom taxonomy, which is great!

3. Click the link to display the most used items in this taxonomy. Typically this displays a tag cloud of the most used items. However, if no items have been saved yet, it instead displays the message: ""No tags found!""

The text for this message cannot be set when creating a custom taxonomy. Regardless of the taxonomy name, the word ""tags"" is used.

I've attached an image of a custom taxonomy called ""Classifications"" where the ""tags"" message is still in use.

This message is defined on line 654 of the wp-admin/includes/ajax-actions.php file (at least it is in WordPress 3.5.1).

Since this isn't in the same file as the rest of the labels that can be set when creating a taxonomy, I'm not sure how to go about making it editable. Maybe just change the text from ""No tags found!"" to ""None found!"" I can't say it's the greatest solution, but at least it wouldn't say the word ""tags"" when the taxonomy isn't actually ""tags"".

Any thoughts?"	defect (bug)	closed	normal	3.6	Taxonomy	3.0	normal	fixed	has-patch	alex@… xoodrew@…