Didn't work at all
sethcohn - August 23, 2007 - 15:23
| Project: | relatedviews |
| Version: | 5.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | critical |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
Installed this as a replacement for main code from http://drupal.org/node/65375
which works perfectly for me (creating a view, showing items with the same term)
Replaced the code with the related module, turned on the related item filter, and configured it for the same vocab, and browsed to a node with only one term, and nothing showed up (instead of the dozens with the old code).
Nice idea, in that it could replace the above linked code, but doesn't work yet.
#1
I can confirm that this doesn't work. No new filter is added.
#2
Didn't work for me either
#3
Nice idea - but you have to equally take nodes from all categories, since a node may belong to several categories.
It doesn't work for me as well. I see the filter but when I try to define a view and use the filter, only one node is displayed in the block and this node is the same for all the pages in the site.
Amnon
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#4
doesn't work for me too.
We need a module like this one.
#5
By the way, Related Links essentially does the same thing, except that it doesn't have views support. I'd recommend adding views support to that module instead of coming up with a new one. Or maybe I'm missing something here?
#6
This worked fine for me: I installed the module in my sites/all/modules directory, enabled the module, then went to my view and selected "Taxonomy: term from current node" in the arguments drop down. Then I selected the taxonomy that the view should be using for the term (in the options for this argument." I used PHP to embed the view in my content template and voila, it worked. Cool!
#7
Well, it worked for me too.
Nice module.
What I'm missing is some more filters like
"Content Type: content type from current node"
Best regards
Stefan
#8
Interesting. After installing and enabling the module, I did *not* see "Taxonomy: term from current node" in Add Views arguments.
And I *want* this module!
#9
Filters! Not arguments.
Szy.