Is there a way to search or sort lists according to their tags - 51 views

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  #1 XHTML Teacher on 07 Sep 09

   

  When I create a list, I enter in tags to help identify the list. Is there any way to search for or sort lists according to their tags? I would like to create a feed that contains all lists with a certain tag, for example.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When I create a list, I enter in tags to help identify the list. Is there any way to search for or sort lists according to their tags? I would like to create a feed that contains all lists with a certain tag, for example.</div>

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  #3 XHTML Teacher on 08 Sep 09

   

  Ok, I have some lists with a particular tag word that I would like to be able to search for and find those lists. However, when I search for that tag, I come up with nothing.
  
  I would love to be able to create an RSS feed with links to all of my lists with a particular tag. It seems to me that since the list itself is a link that Diigo creates and that each list has tag words...this should be possible.
  
  Isn't a list a tagged item?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Ok, I have some lists with a particular tag word that I would like to be able to search for and find those lists. However, when I search for that tag, I come up with nothing. <br /> <br /> I would love to be able to create an RSS feed with links to all of my lists with a particular tag. It seems to me that since the list itself is a link that Diigo creates and that each list has tag words...this should be possible. <br /> <br /> Isn't a list a tagged item? </div>

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  #4 Graham Perrin on 09 Sep 09

   

  > Isn't a list a tagged item?
  
  Yes and no.
  
  Whilst editing a list, you can apply a keyword.
  
  After edition, the keyword is described as a tag.
  
  Whilst the keyword may be described as a tag, it does not operate as a tag.
  
  This is an issue with inconsistent wording.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> Isn't a list a tagged item? <br /> <br /> Yes and no. <br /> <br /> Whilst editing a list, you can apply a keyword. <br /> <br /> After edition, the keyword is described as a tag. <br /> <br /> Whilst the keyword may be described as a tag, it does not operate as a tag. <br /> <br /> This is an issue with inconsistent wording.</div>

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