The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.(apologies if this isn't a bug, but I think the behaviour might have changed from pre-1.4)
I have a view listing a single content type with "Domain Access: Domain - is one of - " and every domain, including current domain is listed. The url for the view is also entered in the special page requests so that all users can see all nodes on every domain listed on the page. If a node is published to more than one domain, it is duplicated in the listing - same link, same node id etc. Removing the "Domain access" filter from the view removes the problem (and is obviously unnecessary) but I'm surprised by the behaviour. This almost suggests to me that the view filter should have an option to filter for "every domain regardless of the special page requests and show every node on any domain".
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Comment #1
agentrickardI don't actually know enough about how Views works to answer this right now. Using a "special page request" for a view may override some of the views filtering.
I would call this an "untested feature" -- but it may be a bug. Did you at least get it to work as desired?
Comment #2
scedwar commentedIt works fine so long you EITHER (1) don't filter by every domain OR (2) add to the special page requests. If you do both, you can get duplicates from nodes published to multiple domains.
Comment #3
agentrickardThat seems like a quirk in how Views works.
Comment #4
agentrickard