Hi @coaston,
Thank you, I had no idea business rules was a requirement to use dependent fields. I have already started to use ECA instead of it, but I will follow your advice to totally get rid of it.
Shenron_segamag → created an issue.
Hi,
I'm a little confused. Is it actually planned to release a patch to make 8.1-1.x with Drupal 10 ?
Works fine for me too.
Hi,
This issue seems to be still present in 2.0.6, or am I missing something in the settings to keep showing the non-active parent links ?
Is this issue still in the works ? I would be incredibly useful to be able to edit other users flags as an admin.
Yes, that's what I've done, but adding this relationship displays all the reviews written for the games in the user collection, when I only want to see the one review written by the currently logged user.
I've tried to add a contextual filter to display only the current user review, but I can't find a way to do so without hiding all the games that they haven't reviewed yet.
Sure.
I own a videogame website, with a database of games users can add to their collection by flagging them. Games and their different versions are variations of drupal commerce products.
For exemple :
Product : Sonic the Hedgehog
Variation : Sonic the Hedgehog - Sega Genesis - US
Users can also write a review of any variation of the games in the database ; reviews are a simple content type with just a body and a score from 0 to 10. They don't have to flag a game variation to write a review.
The game collection page of every user is a view that only displays games which are flagged by the current logged in user. it looks like the attached image.
What I'm trying to do, is to display for each game in the table the score given by the current user, if there is one. If not, the field must only stay empty.