Sorry if this is duplicated, but I've been searching&fighting for hours.

I want to create a very simple panel that shows:

- A node (node ID parsed from the URL)
- The forum topics that share the same category term than the node.

So if the node 189 title is "Apple" and belongs to the category term "Fruits", I would like to browse to:

http://www.mysite.com/?q=test_panel/189

and see

- The node "Apple"
- All forum posts on "Fruits"

What I did:

1. I have created a Views with a Forum Topic Node Type Filter and a "Taxonomy: term name" argument.

2. I have created the Panel.
- In Context, Arguments, I have set a "Node ID" Argument.
- In Context, Relationships, I've added a "Term from Node" relationship. (Vocabulay: Forums)

3. I have created the Views Pane
- Argument Source: from context
- Required Context: Taxonomy Term

4. I have set the Panels Content
- The node on the left.
- The view on the right

What happens:

In http://www.mysite.com/?q=test_panel/189 only the node is shown. However, the Panel works fine if I use a "Fixed Argument Source" instead.

What am I doing wrong?

Comments

leo.ruffini’s picture

Please, can anybody help? I'm really stuck in this...

summit’s picture

Interested in this idea also. subscribing, greetings, Martijn

Erco’s picture

I currently have exactly the same need. Subscribing and still searching.
greetings, Erwan

sdboyer’s picture

Try using Term ID for the argument instead of Term Name.

Erco’s picture

Thanks for your advice.

Using "term ID" instead of "Taxonomy: term name" argument in the view parameters worked perfectly to me. (see step 1 of leo description).

Chears,
Erwan

sun’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.