Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.I'm trying to produce a list of subscribers to each of the forums on our site. To do this I've taken a query based on notifications, related it to users (Subscriber ID), added a filter to Notifications: Type=Terms. Now I want to add an (exposed) filter on the Forums taxonomy. But I can see no way of adding such a filter.
I've tried it other ways round (e.g. starting with users) and that doesn't help. There aren't any other relationships I can add.
Impossible or am I missing something obvious?
Chris
Comments
Comment #1
dawehnerLooks like a missing feature of the notifications module.
Comment #2
chris55 commentedYes I agree with this. Looking at notifications_views_views_data() the only joins seem to be with nodes. But I don't know enough about the views interface to be able to fix it.
btw I see that you moved the issue from views to notifications and it was lucky I still had a window open so that I could find it. Could I suggest that when you take this action you leave a "shadow" post so people don't get the impression that posts have been arbitrarily deleted?
Chris
Comment #3
chris55 commentedchange from support to bug
Comment #4
mvcsee #294268: List of nodes matching users subscriptions - Views