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How can I export a list of all of the tags in my community?

Keeley Sorokti

I would like to export a csv file (or could be in some other format) of all of the tags in our community. It is tedious to know what to clean up (rename, merge, etc.) and difficult to build a site taxonomy because the tags are connected to individual applications. How do those of you who have been using Telligent for longer manage taxonomy and get a good view of tags across all groups/applications?



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[edited by: Keeley Sorokti at 1:04 AM (GMT 0) on Thu, May 28 2020]
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    Hi . One way to do this would be to use the tag API. I've attached a widget that will render all the tags in a community in an HTML table, including the tag's name, count of content using the tag, and the last time the tag was applied.

    Fullscreen 5483.TagTable-Widget.xml Download 
    <scriptedContentFragments>
	<scriptedContentFragment name="Tag Table" version="11.1.2.11315" description="List all tags in a table" instanceIdentifier="4ea4ac64a0264163bb0f58a0edfb6363" theme="" isCacheable="false" varyCacheByUser="false" showHeaderByDefault="true" cssClass="" lastModified="2020-05-29 21:40:05Z">
		<contentScript language="Velocity"><![CDATA[## Get the total count of pages of tag results
#set ($pageSize = 100)
#set ($tags = $core_v2_tags.List("%{ PageIndex = 0, PageSize = 1 }"))
#set ($totalPages = $tags.TotalCount / $pageSize)

## Loop through each page of tags
<table>
    <tr>
        <th>Tag Name</th>
        <th>Tagged Content Count</th>
        <th>Latest Tagged Date</th>
    </tr>
    #set ($pages = [0..$totalPages])
    #foreach ($pageIndex in $pages)
    	## Load the page of tags and output them
    	#set ($tags = $core_v2_tags.List("%{ PageIndex = $pageIndex, PageSize = $pageSize }"))
    	#foreach ($tag in $tags)
    		<tr>
    		    #set ($queryString = "q=tag:($tag.Name)")
    		    #set ($searchUrl = $core_v2_urls.Search("%{ QueryString = $queryString }"))
    		    <td><a href="$searchUrl")>$tag.Name</a></td>
    		    <td>$tag.ContentCount</td>
    		    <td>$core_v2_language.FormatDate($tag.LatestTaggedDate)</td>
    		</tr>
    	#end
    #end
</table>]]></contentScript>
		<headerScript language="Velocity" />
		<additionalCssScript language="Velocity" />
	</scriptedContentFragment>
</scriptedContentFragments>

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  • +1

    Hi . One way to do this would be to use the tag API. I've attached a widget that will render all the tags in a community in an HTML table, including the tag's name, count of content using the tag, and the last time the tag was applied.

    Fullscreen 5483.TagTable-Widget.xml Download 
    <scriptedContentFragments>
	<scriptedContentFragment name="Tag Table" version="11.1.2.11315" description="List all tags in a table" instanceIdentifier="4ea4ac64a0264163bb0f58a0edfb6363" theme="" isCacheable="false" varyCacheByUser="false" showHeaderByDefault="true" cssClass="" lastModified="2020-05-29 21:40:05Z">
		<contentScript language="Velocity"><![CDATA[## Get the total count of pages of tag results
#set ($pageSize = 100)
#set ($tags = $core_v2_tags.List("%{ PageIndex = 0, PageSize = 1 }"))
#set ($totalPages = $tags.TotalCount / $pageSize)

## Loop through each page of tags
<table>
    <tr>
        <th>Tag Name</th>
        <th>Tagged Content Count</th>
        <th>Latest Tagged Date</th>
    </tr>
    #set ($pages = [0..$totalPages])
    #foreach ($pageIndex in $pages)
    	## Load the page of tags and output them
    	#set ($tags = $core_v2_tags.List("%{ PageIndex = $pageIndex, PageSize = $pageSize }"))
    	#foreach ($tag in $tags)
    		<tr>
    		    #set ($queryString = "q=tag:($tag.Name)")
    		    #set ($searchUrl = $core_v2_urls.Search("%{ QueryString = $queryString }"))
    		    <td><a href="$searchUrl")>$tag.Name</a></td>
    		    <td>$tag.ContentCount</td>
    		    <td>$core_v2_language.FormatDate($tag.LatestTaggedDate)</td>
    		</tr>
    	#end
    #end
</table>]]></contentScript>
		<headerScript language="Velocity" />
		<additionalCssScript language="Velocity" />
	</scriptedContentFragment>
</scriptedContentFragments>

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