README.txt in Taxonomy unique 8.2
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CONTENTS OF THIS FILE --------------------- * Description * Installation DESCRIPTION ----------- By default, Drupal allows creation of identical terms in the same vocabulary Taxonomy unique prohibits saving a taxonomy term when a term with the same name exists in the same vocabulary. You can configure it individually for each vocabulary, and you can set custom error messages if a duplicate is found INSTALLATION ------------ There are no special requirements for this module; installation uses the standard Drupal process. If you're reading this, you've likely already correctly installed this module. 1. Download the module from drupal.org. 2. Untar the archive into your modules directory. 3. Go to Admin > Modules and enable the Taxonomy unique module. 4. Configure settings at Admin > Structure > Taxonomy > Vocabulary settings page
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- CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
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- * Description
- * Installation
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- DESCRIPTION
- -----------
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- By default, Drupal allows creation of identical terms in the same vocabulary
- Taxonomy unique prohibits saving a taxonomy term when a term with the same name exists in the same vocabulary.
- You can configure it individually for each vocabulary, and you can set custom error messages if a duplicate is found
-
- INSTALLATION
- ------------
-
- There are no special requirements for this module; installation uses the
- standard Drupal process. If you're reading this, you've likely already
- correctly installed this module.
-
- 1. Download the module from drupal.org.
- 2. Untar the archive into your modules directory.
- 3. Go to Admin > Modules and enable the Taxonomy unique module.
- 4. Configure settings at Admin > Structure > Taxonomy > Vocabulary settings page