Closed (fixed)
Project:
Reference views
Version:
6.x-2.0
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
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Unassigned
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Created:
27 Jan 2010 at 23:09 UTC
Updated:
30 Jun 2011 at 14:41 UTC
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Comment #1
jonthomas83 commentedComment #2
Rosamunda commentedThis seems just what I need! Is this ported yet?
Thanks!
Comment #3
Rosamunda commentedErm... nope, it doesn´t look like it has been ported yet.
Is anyone using this patch in live sites?
THANKS!
Rosamunda
Comment #4
Rosamunda commentedI can´t get this to work... I´ve patched the module and followed all instructions...
Comment #5
Rosamunda commentedI´ve made the installation all over again, and still no way of using this with userreference fields...
Comment #6
jonthomas83 commentedIt works but you'll need to create a new view, one that references users in the same way as the demo view (packaged with the nodereference views module) references nodes.
I have this working but not on a live site, works perfectly. It''s been a while since I did it but if anyone needs any advice I'll try and help.
Hope that helps.
Comment #7
media desktop commentedHey Jonathan,
it doesn't work for me. What type of view should I use? Type Node or Type User? Which argument in the view Node ID or User ID. Something else I have to change?
Thanks,
Denis
Comment #8
jonthomas83 commentedHi media desktop,
Using the nodereference_view "example view" as a reference (that is a Type Node). You need to create a similar view but it should be of Type User, and everything should be changed from Node ID (as used in the example view) to User ID.
If you're still having trouble, let me know and I'll see if I can get you a copy of my view settings, I'll be back in work Monday and will be happy to help you out.
Many thanks,
Jonathan
Comment #9
media desktop commentedNow it works :-) Thanks a lot, Jonathan.
Comment #10
jonthomas83 commentedGlad you got it working media desktop! :)
Comment #11
jwilson3I realize the module name inherently limits the scope of this module, however it makes little sense to me to copy the entire module, when a small patch would extend this to work for both nodes and users.
So, here is a patch that improves upon the work done in #1, and expands the functionality of nodereference_views to include both node reference and user reference CCK fields.
Assuming there would be a d7 version coming down the line for this module, maybe it makes sense that the module be extended to entityreference_views (supporting any kind of object reference ;) If so, then this patch would be the way to work out a meaningful backport for such functionality to D6.
Comment #12
jwilson3Feature request title cleanup.
Comment #13
jonthomas83 commentedjrguitar, awesome work I'll try it out when I get the opportunity on another project!
+1 for getting this into the module
Comment #14
jwilson3Re-roll for latest D6 version threw off line numbers.
Comment #15
Renee S commentedPatch in #14 worked for me. Lovely! Thanks for a great little module.
Comment #16
Renee S commentedIf you're using CCK3 with multigroups, the multi-group-specific function also needs to be altered, in a slightly different way:
(Didn't roll a patch because tl;dr. I will in a week when I get my environment set up properly. Until then... hope this helps :)
Comment #17
joachim commentedMoving this to a new project, where I'm about to commit this patch :)
Comment #18
joachim commentedCommitted a modified version of this patch. This is now available in the 6.x-2.0 release :)
Thanks to everyone who's worked on this, and sorry it's taken me so long to work on it!
Comment #19
joachim commented@Reinette: could you take a look at #1190352: CCK3 multigroups please?
Comment #20
Renee S commentedAwesome, will do :)