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I am going to check whether a term belongs to a designated vocabulary.

Which function is used to get vocabulary by term or node?

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In Drupal 6, if you know the taxonomy term ID, you can get the vocabulary ID by using the following code:

$term = taxonomy_get_term($tid);
$vid = $term->vid;

If you have a node ID, then you can use the following code to get the vocabulary ID of all the taxonomy terms associated with the node using the following code:

$node = node_load($nid);
$vids = array();

if (!empty($node->taxonomy)) {
  foreach ($node->taxonomy as $tid => $term) {
    $vids[] = $term->vid;
  }
}

In Drupal 7, the code would be the following:

$term = taxonomy_term_load($tid);
$vid = $term->vid;

In Drupal 7, the node property $node->taxonomy doesn't exist anymore. Instead, there is $node->field_<vocabulary_name>, which is an array with two different structures.

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  • other taxonomy terms

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Using field_get_items(), you would get the taxonomy terms in the language they would be displayed, or in the language whose code is passed as argument to the function.

$items = field_get_items('node', $node, $field_name);

$node contains the node object, and $field_name the name of the taxonomy term field.

$items contains a simplified array, compared to the array contained in $node->field_<vocabulary_name>.

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For Drupal 7 the above code should be like this:

 $tid = 18;
 $vid = db_query('SELECT vid FROM {taxonomy_term_data} WHERE tid = :tid', 
                  array(':tid' => $tid)
                )->fetchField();
 echo $vid;

See more examples at db_query() drupal 7 function.

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Solved by the code below:

$tid = 18;    
$result = db_query("SELECT vid FROM {term_data} WHERE tid = %d", $tid);
$vid = db_result($result);
echo $vid;
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In Drupal 8 :

First load the term using termId as follows :

use Drupal\taxonomy\Entity\Term;
$term = Term::load($termId);
$vocabularyId = $term->getVocabularyId();

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