Hallo,
I have nodes containing text fields, image fields and file fields and taxonomy tags.
Now I will like to make 2 different views, one for displaying all the images (like a gallery with a exposed filter) and one for searching for the right document.
When I use "create a new view"
display "files" of type "image"
I don't get any duplicates displayed. But my view is just not good. I would like to display thumbnail images with the node tite under need.
And as for the files / PDF documents i would like to display the title information instead of the actual file title.
Sow I add some relationships to my view (the images view).
file: content using fieldname1
file: content using fieldname2
Node Hierarchy: Product relation ID
In my fields
(relationship fieldname1)content: fieldname1
(relationship fieldname2)content: fieldname2
(relationship fieldname1)content:title
Filter criteria:
file: type (in image)
(relationship node hierarchy)content: has taxonomy terms (with depth)(exposed)
My Query settings are set to distinct - pure distinct.
I don't know if there's a possibility to set Query Comment of Query Tags to resolve this?
Can't find anything clear around this.
What i did find was use aggregation.
But then nothing displays at all or I get MySQL errors.
Basically the view for my file display is the same.
I just don't get the view I would like, and the only thing I can find is distinct - pure distinct, witch doesn't do the trick.
I need some-kind of filter on file name and than don't display that file name more than once.
Any help is always welcome !
I've attached an image of my view where you can see the problem.
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Comments
Comment #1
Anonymous (not verified) commentedLeave it for the images I cheated.
I've grouped the fields together and then hide the grouped content in CSS.
Still think this isn't a good solution.
Because I pull the images out of the database and than hide them with css.
I'm a designer but I have the peeling that a programmer would hit me for a solution like this...
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAnd also it isn't a solution for my files view...
Comment #2.0
Anonymous (not verified) commentedJust a clean up off the text
Comment #3
mustanggb commented