There absolutely should be a filter or some sort of options in views to present content that was referenced to the current user, other than URL arguments. I created a block that shows content that was referenced to the user's profile that is being views - which uses the uid in the URL as an argument. But, I haven't found a way to create a separate page that shows only content referenced to the logged in user. I think there definitely should be one.

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mstef’s picture

Title: Should be a Views Options for Current User Referenced » Should be a Views Option for Current User Referenced
danielb’s picture

I don't understand what this has to do with this module :/

mstef’s picture

This module integrates with views thus the options available in views comes from here. I think this feature should really be implemented. How else could you aggregate all the nodes that a user was referenced to so they can be aware of them? (except by how I explained)

danielb’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

This module does not integration with views, and it is really not the responsibility of this module to do so. Perhaps you can repost this in the views or cck issue queues?

charlie-s’s picture

The description of this module says "as well as being able to display the list of authors or viewers in your node, or in Views".

How is this achieved?

edit: choosing the Views filter "Node access: Access" achieves the requested behavior.

itserich’s picture

I had never used "Node access" permission as a filter, so appreciate this issue.

For anyone else, I think Node access user reference gives permission to the referenced user, and then the Node access filter allows only people with access to view the view. It also creates an access setting in the Basic settings section of Views.

itserich’s picture

Title: Should be a Views Option for Current User Referenced » How to Use as Views Filter - configuration tip

Updating the issue title so anyone else has easier time finding it.

itserich’s picture

And, I wrote too soon, not sure what the Node access filter does, but anyone can view the View.