Hi,

I want to know if it's possible to do the following:

I have two content types (A and B) related. I have the list view of A type and I have a field in that view to show the title of B type related. But I don't want to show private nodes of type B to anonymous users. For example:

(List View of content type A (autenticated users))
title
The rainforest...
Animals (Content type B title links)
Ant (Public)
Monkey (Private)
Crocodile (Public)

(List View of content type A (anonymous users))
title
The rainforest...
Animals (Content type B title links)
Ant (Public)
Crocodile (Public)

Is it possible to do that with Access Private?

Thanks

CommentFileSizeAuthor
#7 967550_content-type_t_a.txt996 bytesstborchert
#7 967550_content-type_t_b.txt795 bytesstborchert
#7 967550_view.txt3.41 KBstborchert
#2 t_a.txt3.24 KB_snake_
#2 t_b.txt971 bytes_snake_
#2 view_export.txt2.05 KB_snake_

Comments

stborchert’s picture

stborchert
he/him
Primary language German
commented

Could you please export the content types and the view and attach the results as text files to this issue?

_snake_’s picture

_snake_ commented
StatusFileSize
new view_export.txt2.05 KB
new t_b.txt971 bytes
new t_a.txt3.24 KB

The files are listed below. Thanks

stborchert’s picture

stborchert
he/him
Primary language German
commented
Project: Access Private » Private

Moving this to project Private because Access Private does not control this type of visibility.

@_snake_: If you select the title field as grouping field and exclude the title from display, you'll see a result like this (I've created one node of type "t_a" with references to 3 nodes of type "t_b"): http://screencast.com/t/kSAYbnjqLlT7.
Looking at the same page as a guest user I got this result: http://screencast.com/t/waUAltTe1.

As you can see, the title of the private node is hidden.

_snake_’s picture

_snake_ commented

Thanks for the help stBorchet!

But I need to show the node's title...I tried to follow your steps but there is something that I'm doing wrong because it doesn't work...

I suppose that you are talking about node's title of content type A, is that correct?

What is the '#' that appears for each node's title of content type B?

stborchert’s picture

stborchert
he/him
Primary language German
commented

"Test t_a #1" is the title of a node of type "t_a" (A). I've grouped the results by the title field of A and list the titles of B (t_b).

The '#' is part of the title I've given the nodes of type B.

_snake_’s picture

_snake_ commented

so, can you export and attach the data types and the view? I think is more easy to understand for me...

Thanks!

stborchert’s picture

stborchert
he/him
Primary language German
commented
StatusFileSize
new 967550_view.txt3.41 KB
new 967550_content-type_t_b.txt795 bytes
new 967550_content-type_t_a.txt996 bytes

Here are the exports.
Unfortunately the nodereference field hasn't been exported so I've created some screenshots for you:
http://screencast.com/t/tjWod5Hr
http://screencast.com/t/8i2hMIPhE
http://screencast.com/t/83vMbhs4

Stefan

_snake_’s picture

_snake_ commented

Hi,

Thanks for the attachments stBorchet! But the files are still showed...In your third screenshot I see an option that I don't have "Advanced - Nodes that can be referenced (view)". What should I do to activate that option?

Thanks again

Regards

stborchert’s picture

stborchert
he/him
Primary language German
commented

What should I do to activate that option?

Update your modules to the latest version. This is a default option of nodereference if views is enabled.

_snake_’s picture

_snake_ commented

Hi,

I have to deactivate the Node Widget module to see that option. It still doesn't work...

These are the versions of my modules :
Node Reference 6.x-2.6
Private 6.x-1.1
Views 6.x-2.8
Node Relationships 6.x-1.6
Corresponding Node References 6.x-3.3

adamps’s picture

adamps commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

Tidying up ancient D6 support request.