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Given:
A -> B - a references to B
View made:
View(A) - a view of A instances with (argument to B)
Then adding a view reference field in B and adding View(A) to it.
Questions:
1. Does this module come to simplify this work?
2. If yes, what are the pros and cons of using the module instead of the said procedure?
Thank you Marc - I love your modules!
Comments
Comment #1
markus_petrux CreditAttribution: markus_petrux commentedIt's easy to get us lost in the words used to explain what references what, and what can help us join one entity with the other.
Think of this module as the opposite the relationship implemented by Node Reference module provides. With the later, you can create a join from the node that has the node reference field to the node that is actually referred. So, the former would allow you to do the opposite. That is, you can now also join from a node that is referred from node reference fields in other nodes.