The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Tried this module. It looks soooooo easy, and even not this module is working well.
Have only one Vocab, with few terms. Content gets terms like Review+Player, Review+Tuner, News+Player. So, for Player review, it should display another content with Review and Player tags. But this module is not doing this. Why? Why it returns content with News+anythingelse tags? This is not relevant!
Comments
Comment #1
nicholasthompsonThis module will returns any nodes which *shares* terms. It orders them by the ones with the most shared terms first (then date order descending next).
So:
Node 1 shares terms with everything except node 6. Node 5 shares 6 terms, so is very relevant however Node 2 only shares 2 terms, so although relevant but less so than 5. It shares with other nodes, but you get the idea.
Node 6 doesn't share any terms with anything, so nothing is relevant.
Node 2 has 2 terms and shares these 2 terms with nodes 1, 3, 4 and 5 and is therefore equally relevant to all 4 nodes. This is where it falls back to date order.
Comment #2
eL commentedThanks, but I am still not sure.
I have Node 1 with Term A and Term B
But, as most relevant is picked up Node 2 with only Term A.
And there are some other Nodes with Term A and Term B. And that should be most related, than Node 2.
Comment #3
nicholasthompsonAre these other nodes which share term A and B the same type (or a different type which is enabled as part of the filtering?)
Comment #4
eL commentedSame type, classic story node type...
Comment #5
nicholasthompsonCan you provide some example URLs please?
Comment #6
eL commentedI checked this again and fault was on my side. Sorry for that. If node has Terms 1 a Terms 2, another node with Terms1 and Terms 2 is marked as relevant.
Comment #7
nicholasthompson:-)