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title likely doesnt make much sense.. but my guess is this module simply changes the AND used with 2 contextual filters rather than ORing to contextual filters.. is this correct?
to better explain:
filters:
filter1 = nid
filter 2 = noderef nid
url: mypage/arg1/arg2
this would typically be arg1 AND arg2; and i think this module changes that to arg1 OR arg2?
what i am looking for is:
url: mypage/arg
and arg is used for filter1 or filter2
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Comments
Comment #1
m.lebedev CreditAttribution: m.lebedev commentedhello, liquidcms!
I do not quite understand you. Could you clarify? You want to use one argument to filter results? Or am I wrong?
Comment #2
liquidcms CreditAttribution: liquidcms commentedyes, one arg to be used by 2 filters... but i have figured it out. thanks.
Comment #3
m.lebedev CreditAttribution: m.lebedev commentedLook at my example of views.
Views is filters results by using one argument.
Comment #4
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