By drupal92037 on

Here's what I did. My question is in step 4 below:

1) I created a view that lists all nodes of type X, and added an argument for User: uid.
2) I then made a CCK content type that has a node reference field for nodes of type X.
3) In the configuration page for the node reference field, in the "Advanced - Nodes that can be referenced (View)" section, I selected the view from step (1).
4) In the "View arguments" field, I'd like to enter something that specifies "the current user's uid". How do i do that? I tried "user/%" and it didn't work.

Thanks.

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Mandakini_Kumari’s picture

Mandakini_Kumari commented

I also need help to achieve same

View arguments:
Provide a comma separated list of arguments to pass to the view.

Anonymous’s picture

Anonymous (not verified) commented

I suppose this is very simple to solve, but not for newbies like me, pls help. thanks in advance

sjiuh’s picture

sjiuh commented

What do you want to accomplish?

Do you only want to show nodes where the current user is the owner?
If so use a filter in views, filtering the node author.

Maybe this vid helps...
http://gotdrupal.com/videos/drupal-views-arguments

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