TagJ! is a plugin for show your keywords in the bottom of your item content. One click in the item content the Joomla! Search enter the action and show all text they will count the keyword clicked. TagJ! based in Jtag.
Update 0.2 Version
Now you can define the type of research
* Any Words
* All Words
* Exact Phrase
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| Nice, but by IMAG, August 10, 2008 |
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Nice and easy to use.
But when I click a tag called "world", not only does it show articles that have the tag "world", but also those who have it any where in the article! And this results in too many irrelevant articles.
If this can be fixed, the bot will be extremely great. |
| Does what it says by ByeVas, April 10, 2008 |
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Little and useful mambot.
It would be great if it would be available to position the component, and to display it on all pages. |
| Great by Mtif, March 18, 2008 |
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I have been using this mambot for a while. It works great, but like another reviewer I didn't want tags to show on front page. Fortunately it was a easy change. See below
global $mainframe, $Itemid, $database, $option, $_MAMBOTS;
// Hide adding tags on Modules - tags on modules is not supported
if (@$row->content){
return;
}
// Hide adding tags on frontpage
if ($option == 'com_frontpage') {
return;
} |
| superbly simple and effective by nzimas, March 12, 2008 |
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If you have your meta keywords in place, than this little bot will do wonders.
Imagine a string of related search keywords following your article. That's exactly what TagJ! does.
Keep in mind that it automatically picks the cloud words and phrases straight from the meta tags of each article!
What's more amazing is that it delivers in just one file almost the same *practical* functionality you may expect from a cluttered buggy extension Phil Taylor's Joomla Tags.
Don't throw away your cash without taking TagJ! for a spin. |
| Very good! by htiawe, October 25, 2007 |
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I agree, its a very good extension and doent have all that unnecessary bling that Phils has.
But its almost critical to be able to only search for the tagged items. Anyone know how to do this? |
| Almost Perfect by razorron69, August 3, 2007 |
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I really liked this mambot, but could not use it since it displays them on the front page and along with intro text. It made my site look a little too busy, if the next version will allow you to only view them in the content item itself I would be very interested in using it. |
| I now have tags! by chette, April 2, 2007 |
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1 of 1 people find this review helpful:
I agree that the clicking on the tag should search on the keywords only (not the other articles without those set keywords)
Also had to change all instances of rel='category tag' to rel='tag' to be technorati-friendly.
That said, I think this is the cleanest & easiest to use tag-generating bot available at the moment. |
| Great Plugin... by jdude, January 3, 2007 |
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0 of 1 people find this review helpful:
Works Perfectly. Thanks.
JD |
| Excellent Bot!!! by fabs, January 1, 2007 |
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2 of 2 people find this review helpful:
This bot is excellent!
It has similar function as Phil Taylor's Tags Component although not as advanced
BUT it is free
AND works with metatags
AND has multilingual capacity as metatags can be translated through joomfish!
I love it!!!
Would be great if it only showed the artciles that are tagged with the searched words and not everything through the Joomla! search function! The search should be limited to metatags... |
| Works well but odd #'s appearing by emagin, October 10, 2006 |
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This mambot appears to be working properly, showing:
Tags: keyword1 keyword2 etc. below each summary or detail view of item(s)
However, now my summary/detail items also show a number, usually "2" above all titles. i don't know where this comes from? Owner's reply: Hi emagin,
this BUG already was corrected in the last version.
Thank you! |
| Refinement by pchardnet, October 9, 2006 |
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ludootje,
thanks for your comment.
This functionality is foreseen for the next version. |
| OK, but needs refinement by ludootje, October 8, 2006 |
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This extension delivers as promised, but needs one (important) refinement. Searching for a keyword which consists of more than one word leads to a Boolean "Or" reply. For instance, keyword "random link" leads to replies with "random", with "link" and with both, whereas in my opinion only the last one is the one wanted. |
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