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The EVA view is nice but not always easy to build as the logic behind it can escape many.

I would handle this in a very simple way: In your existing view, add a pane. In that pane, add a contextual filter uid (User ID) or author ID. In the configuration of that filter select "Default value" and select User ID from URL. Save.

This means when a user ID will show up in the URL, clicking on the user's pic will take you to that user's profile page.

Now, to get the user ID into the URL you need to configure the view path. You can do that in one of two ways. The first, if your view is a page, go to Page Setting - Path and set the path to something like user/% or user/%/profile or abcd/%/fghig or whatever as long as your "%" is in there somewhere (with a slash before and one after.) The "%" will automatically change to the ID of the user being viewed.

The other way, if your view is not a page, click on Advanced - Other- Link display and select your path there, replacing the "%" token for the page above with "!1"

Save your view and add the views pane to your panel.

Hope this helps. :)

The EVA view is nice but not always easy to build as the logic behind it can escape many.

I would handle this in a very simple way: In your existing view, add a pane. In that pane, add a contextual filter uid (User ID) or author ID. In the configuration of that filter select "Provide Default value" and select User ID from URL. Save.

This means when a user ID will show up in the URL, clicking on the user's pic will take you to that user's profile page.

Now, to get the user ID into the URL you need to configure the view path. You can do that in one of two ways. The first, if your view is a page, go to Page Setting - Path and set the path to something like user/% or user/%/profile or abcd/%/fghig or whatever as long as your "%" is in there somewhere (with a slash before and one after.) The "%" will automatically change to the ID of the user being viewed.

The other way, if your view is not a page, click on Advanced - Other- Link display and select your path there, replacing the "%" token for the page above with "!1"

Save your view and add the views pane to your panel.

Hope this helps. :)

I would handle this in a very simple way: In your view, add a pane. In that pane, add a contextual filter uid (User ID) or author ID. In the configuration of that filter select "Default value" and select User ID from URL. Save.

This means when a user ID will show up in the URL, clicking on the user's pic will take you to that user's profile page.

Now, to get the user ID into the URL you need to configure the view path. You can do that in one of two ways. The first, if your view is a page, go to the path and change it to something like user/% or user/%/profile or abcd/%/fghig or whatever as long as your "%" is in there somewhere (with a slash before and one after.) The "%" will automatically change to the user being viewed ID.

The other way, if your view is not a page, click on Advanced - Other- Link display and select your path there, replacing the "%" token for the page above by "!1"

Save your view and add the views pane to your panel.

Hope this helps. :)

The EVA view is nice but not always easy to build as the logic behind it can escape many.

I would handle this in a very simple way: In your existing view, add a pane. In that pane, add a contextual filter uid (User ID) or author ID. In the configuration of that filter select "Default value" and select User ID from URL. Save.

This means when a user ID will show up in the URL, clicking on the user's pic will take you to that user's profile page.

Now, to get the user ID into the URL you need to configure the view path. You can do that in one of two ways. The first, if your view is a page, go to Page Setting - Path and set the path to something like user/% or user/%/profile or abcd/%/fghig or whatever as long as your "%" is in there somewhere (with a slash before and one after.) The "%" will automatically change to the ID of the user being viewed.

The other way, if your view is not a page, click on Advanced - Other- Link display and select your path there, replacing the "%" token for the page above with "!1"

Save your view and add the views pane to your panel.

Hope this helps. :)

I would handle this in a very simple way: In your view, add a pane. In that pane, add a contextual filter uid (User ID) or author ID. In the configuration of that filter select "Default value" and select User ID from URL. Save.

This means when a user ID will show up in the URL, clicking on the user's pic will take you to that user's profile page.

Now, to get the user ID into the URL you need to configure the view path. You can do that in one of two ways. The first, if your view is a page, go to the path and change it to something like user/% or user/%/profile or abcd/%/fghig or whatever as long as your "%" is in there somewhere. The "%" will automatically change to the user being viewed ID.

The other way, if your view is not a page, click on Advanced - Other- Link display and select your path there, replacing the "%" token for the page above by "!1"

Save your view and add the views pane to your panel.

Hope this helps. :)

I would handle this in a very simple way: In your view, add a pane. In that pane, add a contextual filter uid (User ID) or author ID. In the configuration of that filter select "Default value" and select User ID from URL. Save.

This means when a user ID will show up in the URL, clicking on the user's pic will take you to that user's profile page.

Now, to get the user ID into the URL you need to configure the view path. You can do that in one of two ways. The first, if your view is a page, go to the path and change it to something like user/% or user/%/profile or abcd/%/fghig or whatever as long as your "%" is in there somewhere (with a slash before and one after.) The "%" will automatically change to the user being viewed ID.

The other way, if your view is not a page, click on Advanced - Other- Link display and select your path there, replacing the "%" token for the page above by "!1"

Save your view and add the views pane to your panel.

Hope this helps. :)