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Is there any way how to implement the nested tagging?
Thank you for help!
I am a novice programmer, and helped with the development of the site) https://www.slotozilla.com/free-slots
I try tables 5.9.5
From the Manual:
<b>The tag “EULA” is nested inside the tag “Documents”: the files contained in “EULA” are (apparently) not tagged with the tag “Documents”. But if you browse the tag “Documents” you’ll also see the files contained in “EULA”.</b>
but :
I created “Documents” and did put some files in it. When I open the tag “Documents” I see at the right side these Files.
Then I created the tag “Eula” in all categories. Then I put some Files in it. Is ok.
Then I move “Eula” into “Documents” (by drag and drop). It is now under “Documents” (father). I can open “Eula” (child) and see these Files.
But I can no more change to the “Documents” (father) and look at its content.
I can change to any other tag in “All categories*, but from there I cannot not go to “Documents” (father). The chosen other tag stays. I can go to “Eula” (child) however and see the “Eulas” Files. I can also chose any other tag, only the “Documents” (father) is impossible.
When I put “Documents” back to all categories it’s again possible to look into “Documents”
What do I wrong?
- AnonymousInactiveJuly 28, 2023 at 10:36 amPost count: 1
Implementing nested tagging depends on the specific application or system you are using. Some software applications or platforms may have built-in support for nested tagging, allowing you to create parent tags and child tags to create a hierarchical structure. In these cases, you can simply create tags and then nest them under parent tags as needed.
Implementing nested labeling is dependent on the application or system being utilized. Some software applications or platforms may have built-in support for nested tagging, allowing you to construct parent tags and child tags to build a hierarchy. In these instances, you can simply generate tags and nest them as necessary under parent tags.
Store tags in a way that allows for nesting:
WITH RECURSIVE tag_hierarchy AS (
SELECT id, name, parent_id
FROM tags
WHERE parent_id IS NULL
UNION ALL
SELECT t.id, t.name, t.parent_id
FROM tags t
INNER JOIN tag_hierarchy th ON th.id = t.parent_id
)
SELECT * FROM tag_hierarchy;snow rider 3d is fantastic!
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