After some deliberation I decided to not issue this as a bug but I do need some help on this. I have a view for a nodetype in which there are 2 relationships to other node types. The 2 referenced nodetypes have access control. My expected result would be that content to wich a user has no access would not be loaded in the view, but instead everything is shown, thus circumventing access control. I'll add a little diagram of what I am trying to achieve here:

- nodetype A
-- Nodetype B (user has no access)
-- Nodetype C (user has access)

Now in a view where there is a relationship to B and C, B will also show. What I need is that all the fields that come from the relationship nodetype B are not loaded. Could someone please give me a hint on what to look for on how to achieve this? I have searched extensively and could not find an answer :-s Any help much appreciated!

Dagomar

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greg.1.anderson commented

This seems vaguely related to my issue #1989516: Domain Access interferes with operation of views with relationships; however, I am using views-7.x-3.x, and the behavior seems to be different now. I have not looked at the views-6.x-2.x code.

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mustanggb commented
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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)