This is sad. I can't even find out if this is normal behavior. I just want to get this site finished and this is only one of the issues.
http://drupal.org/node/134375

Here's the ctl-v.

Each business (node) has a taxonomy neighborhood which is multi select. I have them summarized by neighborhood in the view, but when I click a neighborhood it lists those nodes with multiple neighborhoods multiple times.

Arguments
Taxonomy: Term ID set to summary sorted.
Node: Feed Selector display all.

This may all be caused by, or made worse by, my use of multiple locations for each node. If I display field location:street in the list, I get multiple multiples. But both multi select taxonomy and multiple locations are relatively important.

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litwol’s picture

provide a link please

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leobaby’s picture

jvalletto’s picture

Under Filters in Views, use the Distinct option.

It should help remove the multiples of the same node from your view.

Jeremy.

leobaby’s picture

Beautiful, send me your email. I should have been able to find that, but there's just too many places here to look that have information that just doesn't help.

For future searchers, the filter to add is Node: Distinct

jvalletto’s picture

There is no need to PayPal me. I'm just glad to help.

Jeremy.

litwol’s picture

instead you could possibly send that money to drupal association.

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leobaby’s picture

I did in fact send the money to the drupal foundation. These servers are always slow as heck; and I've gotten a lot of mileage from this software.

But distinct definitely breaks the summary, which I guess I will just hard code. It appears the summary is displaying a value for each node (in this case taxonomy:term name), and stops at 30 even though pager is off.

leobaby’s picture

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litwol’s picture

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leobaby’s picture

replied to valetto after you, but it came before, so I just edited that last one.

I'm still working on this same problem some many hours later if anyone has any advice. PLEASE!!!!!

litwol’s picture

http://menuorleans.com/ << i see it shows multiple values of everything. such as :

Chalmette (1)
Chalmette (1)
Chalmette (1)
Chalmette (1)
Chalmette (1)
Chalmette (1)
Elmwood (1)
Faubourg Marigny (1)
Faubourg Marigny (1)
Faubourg Marigny (1)
Faubourg Marigny (1)
Faubourg Marigny (1)

if i am not mistaken then views allows you to "group" similar items together. did you try that option?

when you add a new field it allows you to "group multiple values". i think the default one is to NOT group them.

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leobaby’s picture

correct, under arguments I have
Taxonomy: Term Name 'Summary, Sort Ascending' instead of 'Display All Values'

which normally returns
Chalmette (6)
Kenner (20)
...

until I set Node:Distinct, then I get the result you see.

litwol’s picture

i'm a bit puzzled then, did you fix your problem yet or no?

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leobaby’s picture

no, it appears I can have one or the other, but not both. For now I think I might just write html to replace the neighborhoods, until I learn enough about views to work around it, by which time I'm sure this problem will be fixed. I have none of these problems with the 4.7 version of this site.

But thank you none the less. What do you think of the site otherwise?

litwol’s picture

bring back bad memories of when i did a reservation script for one restaurant site before ;). lol jk. its very nice and ofcourse keep up the good work!

also you need to fix some access perms because i an view and possibly change your input formats and other things and i am not even logged in... so be careful.

as for the views, i could offer my assistance to you but it would require you to create an admin account for me. i will go click away at it and hopefuly make it work right. i am not yet profficient enough to actually come up with a solution of top of my head :(.

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