Patch (to be ported)
Project:
Multi-term Views
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Created:
20 Oct 2011 at 12:12 UTC
Updated:
17 Dec 2014 at 16:42 UTC
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Comment #1
solotandem commentedFixed by commit 90f1be4.
Needs to be ported to 6.x branch.
Comment #2
glenshewchuck commentedStoked - perfect timing for us. Thank you - looking forward to the 6.x patch. I can do testing for you on it.
Comment #3
czaku commentedFor me version for D7 is still not working correctly (even on clean install)
Comment #4
czaku commentedI made a temporary fix which depends on number of currently selected terms, I noticed it was working for 2 and more terms (AND filtering) but there was no depth the single term (I needed that) so that I compared SQL queries for all cases and produced result:
in tf_views.module instead of lines:
i did put:
doesn't seem unsafe or unstable, solotandem please have a look, I really urgently need it working, and you don't respond to my messages anymore... :/ this is my first experience in modyfing some api queries...
Comment #5
glenshewchuck commentedThankx for the patch czaku. Is this still working good for you in D6? Just wondering because I'm going to apply to my site :)
Comment #6
czaku commentedSorry I use D7, have no idea about D6 :/
Comment #7
alexbk66- commentedI have the same issue with D6, I wonder which fix will work for D6?
Comment #8
alexbk66- commentedNote: I'm still D6
I simply don't let tf_views_views_query_alter() modify the query if there's no comma separated list of tids, i.e. single term or terms separated by space. So I changed
to:
My understanding is that tf_views_views_query_alter() makes sense only for multiple terms separated by ',' anyway. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it did work for me.
Comment #9
nicholas.alipaz commented#8 works beautifully
Comment #10
Leeteq commentedComment #11
Leeteq commentedOoops, wrong reference NID (to itself...), correcting.