Besides the option of limiting the flags to the "current user" or "all users", in some views it is needed to get the flag for a given content of a given user.

In my case, I wanted an overview of all contents and wheter a given set of users flagged that content or not. With views_cross_join and an additional "By"-Option (that let's you select a specific user relation of the view), I could make this work.

I'll attach the patch in the next comment (to have the issue number for reference).

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#2 views_relationship_for_content_flag-1451714-2.patch3.57 KBderhasi
#1 views_relationship_for_content_flag-1451714-1.patch3.53 KBderhasi
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And there is the patch, that sureley needs some review ;)

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I updated the patch to be more readable. Would be great you could review it!

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I'm a bit confused by what this does and when it's needed.

Couldn't this be done with a content view + relationship to flag + relationship to user + filter on user ID?

In fact, now we have the uid field on the flag_content table available, you don't even need the last relationship.

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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (won't fix)

Closing old bugs where no further information was supplied.