This is great. The only issue I have found so far using backreferences with search api is that only one entity type backreference is made available per entity reference field, so eg. If I add an existing entity reference field (that was previously only used on nodes) to the users entity then I can only access user entities, and no longer nodes.

Thanks

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rafaqz’s picture

rafaqz commented

Ok found the problem :

changed

foreach ($field['bundles'] as $entity_type => $bundles) {
$info[$target]['properties'][$field_name .'_eb'] = array(

to

foreach ($field['bundles'] as $entity_type => $bundles) {
$info[$target]['properties'][$field_name . '_' . $entity_type .'_eb'] = array(

Works fine now, it was just writing each entity type to the same field.

jsacksick’s picture

jsacksick commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Fixed in the dev branch. Thanks, but i'm not sure this module is really used :)

rafaqz’s picture

rafaqz commented

Yeah probably not! but it is very simple and acheives something that's often not possible to do as easily. And I'm using it at least so it was actually necessary to fix for my use case.

Its also quite useful with search api, a few of my searches are really much better than without it.

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rafaqz commented
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typos