Hi

This doesn't do anything. I've followed the instructions exactly, but when I go to admin > settings > corresponding_node_references, there are no options availoable, just the message:

Check which node references should listen to each other. When checking a check box a reference on node type A to node B will automatically update the node reference field on node B adding an entrie which points to node A. So double editing nodes who refere to each other is no longer needed. (only node reference instances which are multiple and have only one node type to refer to are shown)
There are no node types which have a corresponding node references

Thanks

Glenn

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domidc’s picture

domidc commented

You should create two content type with each a node reference to each other, then you ll be able to enable this modules functionality for that relationship.
The module will then, when one node gets saved with a reference to another node save a reference of the saved node on the referenced node.

domidc’s picture

domidc commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)
glennnz’s picture

glennnz commented

@domidc

This is EXACTLY what I've done, but the relationship doesn't appear.

Thanks

Glenn

UPDATE

Found the problem, I changed both references to allowing unlimited options, and away it went.

Thanks

Glenn

kenorb’s picture

kenorb commented

What's the problem with supporting only single references?

Gabriel R.’s picture

Gabriel R. commented

I am trying to use this with the "Reference from URL" module. Its widget doesn't allow multiple values.

Not sure why the "unlimited" requirement is enforced, but it's a bit of a shame, to me one is not useful without the other.

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momper commented

subscribe - same problem

fonant’s picture

fonant commented

I discovered that you need to check the content type(s) allowed for the node_reference field(s), even if you are using a View to provide options.