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  • #1Jeff Rothe said ...(on 04-23-2008)

    Jeff Rothe
    I did a search through group features, checked these forums, and checked under tools, but I can't figure out an answer to my question. I even setup a dummy account, signed up to my group, but I wasn't able to do what I wanted.

    What I am wondering is, when a member signs up to my group, will the autocomplete for pre-existing tags work and pull from the tags in the group? I saw a forum post here where someone was looking to 'migrate' their existing group tags into the group for availability of group members. But it would seem to me, if a link is set to public, then the tags would be public and from a 'how it works' standpoint, it would seem that would be a public diigo access database to pull from.

    I don't know. I just basically want to know if this is a built in feature yet or not. Can my group members start to type in a tag and see the tags that have already been used and are available?

    Thanks for any help. Can't live without Diigo. 5k bookmarks and growing.
  • #2Vincent Tsao said ...(on 04-23-2008, replying to Jeff Rothe on #1)

    Vincent Tsao
    Hi Jeff:
    i guess what you want is "Group Tag Dictionary", you can check this feature for details here: http://help.diigo.com/How-To_Guide/Groups#Group_Tag_Dictionary
  • #3Jeff Rothe said ...(on 04-23-2008, replying to Vincent Tsao on #2)

    Jeff Rothe
    Thank you, that is exactly what I was looking for...I really appreciate a well moderated form, thank you.

    I have a new question now, starting a new thread. Wanting to really push your groups features.


    Vincent Tsao wrote:
    > Hi Jeff:
    > i guess what you want is "Group Tag Dictionary", you can check this feature for details here: http://help.diigo.com/How-To_Guide/Groups#Group_Tag_Dictionary