Re: Keywords vs. Categories

Michael Brown <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.opengroupware.discuss.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
--- Helge Hess <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 24. Mai 2005, at 21:53 Uhr, Michael Brown wrote:
> > For example, in the person table in the db, there
> are
> > fields for "keywords", and another for
> > "associated_categories".
> 
> This field was added to support ZideLook. Honestly I
> don't remember  
> why this was necessary, I have the impression that
> 'keywords' is  
> exactly the same.
> 
> > Contacts
> > Enterprises/Companies
> 
> All of them are the same kind of object (internally
> called  
> "company"). So see above.
> 
> > Projects
> > Tasks
> >
> > Categories and Keywords could be useful on
> Calendar
> > entries...
> 
> Events have the 'keywords' which are the categories,
> so this should  
> be available in Outlook/Evo/etc and just needs to be
> exposed in the  
> WebUI.
> 
> Naming goes wild ..., kinda a loop, probably it was
> termed "keywords"  
> in date_x because 'keywords' are the OGo categories
> in company ...
> 
> Helge


OK... when I first filed the bug about inconsistancies
in keywords and categories, I was having BOTH fields
showing up in the WebUI. That led me to believe that
they were different items, used for different
purposes.   

In Outlook, these items are called "Categories".  What
are they called in Evo?

Internally, they may be stored in differently named
fields, but for the sanity of the end-users, we should
standardize on one or the other.

Categories or Keywords... what say you, folks?

/Mike

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