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Douglas Machado
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Let me know if I can pay some extra for this.
I will also warn all the users of the MightySite extension (the one that makes it possible to use one master site to publish on many slave sites) that Ideal Related Articles makes this possible, as until now it was impossible so it was limiting the potential of this component. I'm sure many of them will be happy to use it !
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Additionally, I've developed an option specifically for excluding tags as per your request. I'm currently conducting some final tests to ensure everything works smoothly. Once completed, I'll package the update and send it to you by email within the next hour or so.
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For example, if I have a first article with the "Paris" keyword published on 5 of my sites, and second one with also the "Paris" keyword (because I need to be able to show all articles about Paris) only on 1 site, actually the 5 sites are showing a Related link to this article (because of the common Paris keyword). So I would need the module to be able to Exclude some specific tags... Any chance to add this ?
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1) Great, thanks again.
2) Sure I tried this and was amazed by all the possibilities, but it's not working properly for me... I used mixed and excluded the tags I use to sort articles to different slave sites, but as soon as there's a another common tags between 2 articles, even if the related one is not published on the slave site, it appears (which is normal). It could work if I could choose "Keywords" as Relation Tags but still have the possibility to Ignore Tags (and not keywords).
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Thank you for reaching out regarding Ideal Related Articles.
1. I'm currently addressing the issue you've reported and will send you the fix via email shortly.
2. Concerning your request to filter tags, while it's not a common inquiry, I'm happy to explore potential solutions. Typically, in a Related Articles module, we aim to display articles that match any of the specified tags. However, I believe there are a couple of options you might find useful without requiring custom code modifications:
a. If your articles across slave sites share identical tag(s), you can set the Mode to Mixed and Match Type to All.
b. Alternatively, consider utilizing the "Ignore tags" feature to exclude tags from other slave sites.
Implementing either of these options may resolve your requirements without the need for additional customization.
Best regards,
Douglas Machado
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