Hide some keywords from home page

richpepp · October 18, 2006

Dear folks

Does anyone know if it is possible to exclude some keywords from the top 100 keywords on the home page? I really like that feature but I also tag most of my photos with a technical reference that I would prefer not to show up simply because it isn't interesting. A lot of photos will have the same technical tag so these always appear more important than they really are.

I suspect another solution is to use galleries with the same technical name but I was trying to avoid that.

Good luck to all

Richard

Barb · October 18, 2006

richpepp wrote:

Dear folks

Does anyone know if it is possible to exclude some keywords from the top 100 keywords on the home page? I really like that feature but I also tag most of my photos with a technical reference that I would prefer not to show up simply because it isn't interesting. A lot of photos will have the same technical tag so these always appear more important than they really are.

I suspect another solution is to use galleries with the same technical name but I was trying to avoid that.

Good luck to all

Richard

Hi Richard

There is not a way to exclude certain keywords. The keywords are listed alphabetically. Maybe you could come up with a way to have the keywords you wish to be excluded towards the end, and then simply show the top 25 or 50 keywords on the home page. Probably not ideal for you, but an idea, anyway

devbobo · October 18, 2006

Richard,

What type of smugmug account do you have ?

Cheers,

David

richpepp · October 18, 2006

Barb wrote:

Hi Richard

There is not a way to exclude certain keywords. The keywords are listed alphabetically. Maybe you could come up with a way to have the keywords you wish to be excluded towards the end, and then simply show the top 25 or 50 keywords on the home page. Probably not ideal for you, but an idea, anyway

Hi Barb

Good trick but I think that the keywords appear in the list according to how frequent they are and the keywords I want to exclude will always be high on that list.

thanks though

richpepp · October 18, 2006

devbobo wrote:

Richard,

What type of smugmug account do you have ?

Cheers,

David

Pro

If you want to take a look we are at http://miseast.smugmug.com/ and the sorts of codes we are trying to remove are things like 'afgtfb001' which are our project codes. We use them when we link in from our main site so you can see the photos for a particular project but they aren't much fun when you are starting at the top of the photo site and just browsing through the pics.

tx

Rich

devbobo · October 18, 2006

Rich,

I think i should be able to come up with a solution, but it's way to late here.

I will try to put something together tomorrow.

Cheers,

David

ivar · October 18, 2006

devbobo wrote:

Rich,

I think i should be able to come up with a solution, but it's way to late here.

I will try to put something together tomorrow.

Cheers,

David

clap

dev to the rescue!

devbobo · October 19, 2006

ok...here's the function...

to remove keywords, replace words in yellow; values must be in quotes and separated by a comma.

Javascript block:

function removeKeywords() {

 var aKeywords = [[COLOR=Yellow]'introversion','david parry'[/COLOR]];

 var oBox = YD.get('keywordsBox');
 oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);

 for (i=0; i<oKeywords.length; i++) {
   for (j=0; j<aKeywords.length; j++) {
     if (aKeywords[j] == oKeywords[i].innerHTML) {
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].previousSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i]);
       } catch(e){}
       break;
     }
   }
 }
}

footer block (remove the *'s):

<[B][COLOR=Red]*[/COLOR][/B]script[B][COLOR=Red]*[/COLOR][/B]>
removeKeywords();
<[B][COLOR=Red]*[/COLOR][/B]/script[B][COLOR=Red]*[/COLOR][/B]>

Cheers,

David

richW · October 19, 2006

David, You amaze me....<img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/bowdown.gif" border="0" alt="" >
I tried it and had one problem. On this line of code:

[LEFT]<[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]script[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]>[/LEFT]
removeKeywords() {
<[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]/script[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]>

It wouldn't work until I changed the { to ;
Educate me, please....

devbobo · October 19, 2006

richW wrote:
David, You amaze me....<img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/bowdown.gif" border="0" alt="" >
I tried it and had one problem. On this line of code:
[LEFT]<[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]script[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]>[/LEFT]
 removeKeywords() {
<[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]/script[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]>
 
 
 
It wouldn't work until I changed the { to ;
Educate me, please....

hehe, sorry cut and paste bug

richW · October 19, 2006

Great work David..

richpepp · October 19, 2006

David - that is outrageous and works perfectly - thank you

Just for my info is there an easy answer to the questions:

What is YD? (oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);
)

Has 'oKeywords' already been declared somewhere?

Thanks again, it does exactly what I was looking for

- I hope it didn't take too long to work out. I wouldn't have stood a chance

Richard

devbobo · October 19, 2006

richpepp wrote:

What is YD? (oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);
)

Has 'oKeywords' already been declared somewhere?

actually to be technically correct I should have made it this...

var oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);

YD is an alias to YAHOO.util.Dom, which is part of a yahoo framework that is plugged into SM now.

You can read more about it here.

Cheers,

David

richpepp · October 19, 2006

devbobo wrote:

actually to be technically correct I should have made it this...

var oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);

YD is an alias to YAHOO.util.Dom, which is part of a yahoo framework that is plugged into SM now.

You can read more about it here.

Cheers,

David

Cool, thanks. The more you get into this the more you realise that just about anything is possible.... (-ish). In hunting for solutions for this on the forum I came across a ton of stuff which makes me extremely glad I went for smugmug in the end.:D It's now going to be a battle between my imagination and my knowledge to see which can get up to speed faster.

tx + thanks again for the solution

Rich

ivar · October 19, 2006

devbobo wrote:

ok...here's the function...

to remove keywords, replace words in yellow; values must be in quotes and separated by a comma.

Javascript block:

function removeKeywords() {

 var aKeywords = [[COLOR=Yellow]'introversion','david parry'[/COLOR]];

 var oBox = YD.get('keywordsBox');
 oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);

 for (i=0; i[B]<[/B]oKeywords.length; i++) {
   for (j=0; j[B]<[/B]aKeywords.length; j++) {
     if (aKeywords[j] == oKeywords[i].innerHTML) {
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].previousSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i]);
       } catch(e){}
       break;
     }
   }
 }
}

footer block

<[B]s[/B]cript>
removeKeywords();
[B]<[/B]/[B]s[/B]cript>

Cheers,

David

<img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/bowdown.gif" border="0" alt="" >bow<img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/bowdown.gif" border="0" alt="" >

Edited so complete code shows. Allen

largelylivin · October 18, 2007

OK. Before I go too far......
I just tried this and it works great. BUT, before I go too far let me ask about the rest of the plan.

I have over 100 boat brand names that I want to suppress from the keywords listing. This looks to work fine for that part.

Now, I want to create a search-by-brand-name capability that will create a virtual gallery. My original intention was to simply tag the brand-name-image with ...../keyword/sea+ray for example.

Is that going to work in light of the fact that I am suppressing the 'sea ray' keyword? If not, how can I accomplish this?

largelylivin · October 18, 2007

never mind. I tested it and it does work, i don't understand why but it does.

jasonscottphoto · June 16, 2008

devbobo wrote:

ok...here's the function...

to remove keywords, replace words in yellow; values must be in quotes and separated by a comma.

Javascript block:

function removeKeywords() {

 var aKeywords = [[COLOR=Yellow]'introversion','david parry'[/COLOR]];

 var oBox = YD.get('keywordsBox');
 oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);

 for (i=0; i[B]<[/B]oKeywords.length; i++) {
   for (j=0; j[B]<[/B]aKeywords.length; j++) {
     if (aKeywords[j] == oKeywords[i].innerHTML) {
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].previousSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i]);
       } catch(e){}
       break;
     }
   }
 }
}

footer block

<[B]s[/B]cript>
removeKeywords();
[B]<[/B]/[B]s[/B]cript>

Cheers,

David

Does this still work? I tried it and it doesn't seem to be working...

Edited to display complete code.

jasonscottphoto · June 16, 2008

affdigphotos wrote:

Does this still work? I tried it and it doesn't seem to be working...

Anybody??

richpepp · June 17, 2008

It still seems to be working for me as far as I can see

RichP

richpepp · June 17, 2008

Actually I just checked my code again and it seems as if the footer has changed to:

if (YD.hasClass(document.body,'homepage') && !YD.hasClass(document.body,'galleries')) {
removeKeywords();
}

with the script tags either side of course

Good luck

Richard

jasonscottphoto · June 17, 2008

affdigphotos wrote:

Does this still work? I tried it and it doesn't seem to be working...

Half the code is missing when I view this in the forum. I went to the archive and I can see it all

http://www.dgrin.com/archive/index.php/t-45195.html

Now it works

Allen · June 17, 2008

affdigphotos wrote:

Half the code is missing when I view this in the forum. I went to the archive and I can see it all

http://www.dgrin.com/archive/index.php/t-45195.html

Now it works

The complete code now shows above. With html on for this forum the <'s in
the code b0rked it from showing. Put bold brackets around them and they now show.

System · December 28, 2008

devbobo wrote:

ok...here's the function...

to remove keywords, replace words in yellow; values must be in quotes and separated by a comma.

Javascript block:

function removeKeywords() {
 
 var aKeywords = [[COLOR=yellow]'introversion','david parry'[/COLOR]];
 
 var oBox = YD.get('keywordsBox');
 oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);
 
 for (i=0; i<oKeywords.length; i++) {
   for (j=0; j<aKeywords.length; j++) {
     if (aKeywords[j] == oKeywords[i].innerHTML) {
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].previousSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i].nextSibling);
       } catch(e){}
       try {
         oKeywords[i].parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords[i]);
       } catch(e){}
       break;
     }
   }
 }
}

footer block (remove the *'s):

<[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]script[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]>
removeKeywords();
<[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]/script[B][COLOR=red]*[/COLOR][/B]>

Cheers,

David

David,
Your original code works great!
How would one modify it to accept wildcards in the aKeywords list?

-Bob
http://designphotography.smugmug.com

hammock · December 29, 2008

BobKane wrote:

David,
Your original code works great!
How would one modify it to accept wildcards in the aKeywords list?

-Bob
http://designphotography.smugmug.com

Another idea...

When a gallery is unlisted, the keyword counts should account for keywords appearing in unlisted galleries. Ie, if a keyword only exists in an unlisted gallery, then it definitely should not appear in the Top 100 keywords....or perhaps an optional filter can be placed on the keywords...an "unlisted" filter.

jasher · January 28, 2009

Hi there! My page is: photos.jasherphotography.com (jasher.smugmug.com)

I started using this hiding the keywords method and it works great! Thank you!

BUT -

It is quirky in a way I'm not sure it is supposed to be. So when my home page load, as it's loading ALL keywords appear. When it finishes loading, depending on the connection 2-10 seconds, THEN the keywords disappear and the whole page adjusts to that. I hope that makes sense - if you go to my page you'll seen exactly what I mean.

Is this how it should be or should it be instantaneous? What could be incorrect?

Thank you so much!

- Jeremy

jfriend · January 28, 2009

jasher wrote:

Hi there! My page is: photos.jasherphotography.com (jasher.smugmug.com)

I started using this hiding the keywords method and it works great! Thank you!

BUT -

It is quirky in a way I'm not sure it is supposed to be. So when my home page load, as it's loading ALL keywords appear. When it finishes loading, depending on the connection 2-10 seconds, THEN the keywords disappear and the whole page adjusts to that. I hope that makes sense - if you go to my page you'll seen exactly what I mean.

Is this how it should be or should it be instantaneous? What could be incorrect?

Thank you so much!

- Jeremy

I can think of two options. First, you can try triggering the script a bit earlier. Instead of triggering it with this in your footer:

<script>
removeKeywords();
</script>Try, removing that from your custom footer and putting this in your top javascript:

YE.onContentAvailable("keywordList", removeKeywords);

If that doesn't significantly improve things, then the best option may be to hide it in your CSS (so it does not initially show) and then show it with your javascript function after you've removed the keywords. That would guarentee that it never shows before you've removed the keywords you don't want in there.

jaybo234 · February 8, 2009

remove keywords code not working
i've pasted all of the below into the bottom javascript.
is this all correct? many thanks! Jay

function removeKeywords() {

var aKeywords = ;

var oBox = YD.get('keywordsBox');
oKeywords = YD.getElementsByClassName('keyword', 'a', oBox);

for (i=0; i<oKeywords.length; i++) {
for (j=0; j<aKeywords.length; j++) {
if (aKeywords[j] == oKeywords.innerHTML) {
try {
oKeywords.parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords.previousSibling);
} catch(e){}
try {
oKeywords.parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords.nextSibling);
} catch(e){}
try {
oKeywords.parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords.nextSibling);
} catch(e){}
try {
oKeywords.parentNode.removeChild(oKeywords);
} catch(e){}
break;
}
}
}
}

footer block

********>
removeKeywords();
</********

jaybo234 · February 8, 2009

May I suggest that this issue of removing unwanted keywords be addressed in a better way?
If you're automatically going to extract keywords from a file name there's going to be TONS of words you don't want in there on the homepage!!

My request please::::

- First, please offer an option NOT to extract the keywords from the file names.

- 2nd, pls design some easy to use interface to select the words you want & hide the ones you don't.

My 2 cents

Allen · June 20, 2009

Will this work so only if logged in they show?

<script>
if (!YD.hasClass(document.body, "notLoggedIn"))
{removeKeywords();}
</script>

Edit: Looks like I need this instead, reverse logic?

"loggedIn"

jfriend · June 20, 2009

Allen wrote:

Will this work so only if logged in they show?

<script>
if (!YD.hasClass(document.body, "notLoggedIn"))
{removeKeywords();}
</script>

Edit: Looks like I need this instead, reverse logic?

"loggedIn"

if (!YD.hasClass(document.body, "notLoggedIn"))

will operate only when logged in. If you want something that operates only when not logged in, remove the ! sign

if (YD.hasClass(document.body, "notLoggedIn"))

Hide some keywords from home page

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