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[bergstenmusic]

Is there an easier way to add multiple keywords to pages?

[Dean]

you have to choose them from the list?

[Cris D.]

If you are OK with phpMyAdmin, you can write a query that will take the keyword id(s) (from your [prefix]_site_keywords table) and add them to the [prefix]_keyword_xref table against the documents that you want them to appear in.

INSERT INTO `etomite_keyword_xref` (`content_id`, `keyword_id`) VALUES ('1', '1'), ('1', '2');

Which would insert the document id #1 with keywords id 1 and id 2.

If you are proficient with phpMyAdmin, you could write a query that inserts keywords depending on a variety of criteria. See http://www.w3schools...l/sql_intro.asp for more on writing custom queries.

[Ralph]

You could also just use a hard coded keywords meta tag in your page template... I use this method for smaller sites which only require a few generalized keywords rather than page specific ones... When I use this method I either edit any meta tag snippet I may be using to not generate the keyword tag or simply use and entirely generic meta tag block in the template... I'm looking to replace the multi-select box for checkboxes in the next major release...

[bergstenmusic]

awesome, thanks. That'll save me a bunch of time