This is above my level. I am hoping someone has an easy solution.
Assume you have two sets of nodes. First set has taxonomy term "one", second set has taxonomy term "two".
Nodes in each group have references to users.
I am looking for a way to display the set that has the most references to a user in a sorted manner..
So when the user goes to the view, the nodes from the set that references him more frequently are sorted higher.
The real world application is that I have users who are assigned (using user reference) to appraise the value of items (nodes) . I want them to appraise those nodes first which are in a class (taxonomy) that has the most items assigned to the user.
Does that make sense?
All help greatly appreciated. I was planning on using views for this..
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If you can do this with pure Views, then it's above my level, too.
But I have a suggestion for a workaround, in case no one else knows of a way to do this either: If you download the Content Profile module and the Computed Field module, you could create a CCK "computed field" for each user's profile that stores the taxonomy term that the user should view first. You can then set up the computed field to calculate which type of node has more references to that user. Finally, you can sort your View by that computed field.