By rampar on

I'm using CCK and Views and I'm still learning it, but anyway, I have different users that I create and also have Nodes with the titles the same as their username. So, simply I want to filter or make an argument for the node that says node.title = users.name is true then show the node, otherwise 404. I can't get it to work for the life of me.

Also, how can you edit the Query directly?

thanks!

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rampar commented

Does someone maybe know how to head me towards setting up a PHP script to make the query work?

I'm looking for any help!

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joachim commented

You want to show tthe node for the given user in the argument, or the currently logged-in user?
Are you sure you wouldn't be better off with a module like Content Profile?

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rampar commented

Yes, I want to show the node for the logged-in user. The node is originally created by myself, and then I have different clients who log in to check to see progress. So, the title of the node is the same as the username, and what I want to do is filter it out so that they can only see nodes that have the title the same as their username. My view can work if I do, node.title is equal to username, but I can't actually pull the currently logged in user.

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joachim commented

You;d be better if with content profile -- make one node per user, and assign the node to belong to the client.