Thank you for this excellent module, I'm sure that it is going to be widely used. I'm not sure if I can already accomplish what I'm trying to do, please correct me if I've overlooked this feature.

My Goal: Produce a views table display showing [User] [Tracked time] [Node tracked]

At the moment, I've created a User view, which gave me Tracked time and Tracked time ID. But I don't have access to the field that tells me what Node that time was tracked on. I think I have an understanding of what's going on based on the two database tables created by your module, and it seems easily implemented? I know some PHP but I'm just starting to get in the Drupal groove and I'm not entirely keen on the ways View fields are created by an external module (or I'd just do it myself and submit a patch).

Let me know if this is an already existing feature, if it can be easily implemented, and what you think.

Thanks,
Steve

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sgerbino commented

This is the work around (using PHP custom field for views)

$_node=$data->time_track_nid;
$_node_data = node_load($_node);
echo $_node_data->title;

This snippet would be for the video title linked to the video node

$_node=$data->time_track_nid;
$_node_data = node_load($_node);
$output="<a href=\"node/";
$output.=$_node;
$output.="\">";
$output.=$_node_data->title;
$output.="</a>";
echo $output;