I'm using entityqueues within a view. If I'm using a simple queue and add content to it, it respects the order. All good.

With multiple subqueues the queues use the order when they were created? Wouldn't make any sense to me.
How do I set a proper order for them? Can I target a subqueue as a relationship in views?

I use the subqueues for organizing a company's departments and their hierarchy, it results in duplicates and/or wrong sort/weight of people.

What doesn't work is adding multiple simple queues as a relationship.
And for Views Filters or Sorting I can't target the subqueues.

Line one of this would solve the problem, but isn't very intuitive to maintain.

How can I tackle this?

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amateescu commented
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Can I target a subqueue as a relationship in views?

Not at the moment, but that's a valid feature request I think.

What doesn't work is adding multiple simple queues as a relationship.

Can you test the patch from #2746067: Add ability to reference multiple queues in a views relationship and let me know if it works?

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finex commented

Hi @amateescu, I've tried the patch but it does not work if the queues target different content types. Look at https://www.drupal.org/project/entityqueue/issues/2746067#comment-14987349 for more details. Thank you.

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