I would love to see, and i can help test Drupal 7 version. I have a site built, and this is the only module that i use that is not currently ported over yet. Any plans for this in the near future?

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jph303 commented

Any update on this?

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myxelf commented

I'm wondering the same... Anyway: Subscribing...

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likewhoa commented
Title: Drupal 7 Port » Port Hierarchical Select Node Reference to Drupal 7
Category: feature » task

yes plz

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picacsso commented

anything ?

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prjcarr commented

This would be great. Subscribing

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lucgiac commented

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rdiazjokyo commented

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likewhoa commented

rdiazjokyo stop and look at the top of the thread for a 'follow' buttom ;)

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picacsso commented

Here are the modules you'll need to get node referencing working on D7:

1. Node Reference URL Widget
2. References
3. EVA (entity view attachment)

Note: The EVA module is optional. It is recommended if you're planing to tap into node referencing via views.

There's also a nice tutorial on youtube that will get you introduced to the basics of node referencing in D7
D7 Node Reference Video Tutorial

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bkat commented
Issue summary: View changes

Node Reference URL doesn't look like it does anything similar to HS Node Reference. In my case, I have content type for a match. The match has a home team and an away team. There are hundreds of teams but they all belong to clubs. So on D6, I use hs_nodereference so that the user selects the home club and then the second level fills in with all the teams that belong to that club.

Similarly, the match has an away team as well.

How would I accomplish that with Node Reference URL widget?