Here is what i have
1. One CCK node (called ACTIVITY) with Activity title, Activity description and Activity material.
2. Seocnd CCK node (called FLOW) with Teacher, date_of_activity and activity title (as node reference field).

USing node family I have set the relationship with ACTIVITY as parent FLOW as child.

Now i have created two views
1.) - one View_ACTIVITY which simply lists all he activities with description and material
2.) ANother view_FLOW which lists (as of now activity title) sorted date wise filtered by name of teacher

Individually they are working fine

Now when i fuse the two views with view_FLOW as primary - wanting to see details for activities

alongside activity list (date wise and filtered by teacher wise)
what i get is for each date - all the acitivities are listed
whihc wmenas if we had 100 activities then all those 100 are listed for each date
- INSTEAD OF - for each FLOW entry - one activity name - only one activity description

Where am i going wrong. HOw can i bring this kind of relation or view problem to be sorted out.

thanks in advance -
ratnesh

Comments

tortoise’s picture

Who is creating the Activity and Flow nodes? I believe Node Family automatically sets up links between ALL nodes of the parent and child types that have the same author. Thus, if all of the Activity and Flow nodes have been created by one user, then every Flow node will be a child of every Activity node, and this will be reflected in the fused view (conversely, if an Activity and Flow node have been created by different authors, then there is no way to link them with Node Family, even if you want them to go together.). If this is the case, I might suggest using Node Relativity for your parent-child relationship, as it allows control over individual links. There is a Views Fusion patch for Node Relativity here.