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You can filter contents on their term_refernce_fieldterm_reference_field by the field_value of a term_reference_field of the current_user:

So we go:

create a content_view

create a relationship with "favorite_car"

create a relationship with "term from favorite_car"

create contextual filter user:uid with provide devault_value: user_id from logged in user and the relationship favorite_car

  • Create a content_view

  • Create a relationship with "favorite_car"

  • Create a relationship with "term from favorite_car"

  • Create contextual filter user:uid with provide default_value: user_id from logged in user and the relationship favorite_car

thisThis works for me!

You can filter contents on their term_refernce_field by the field_value of a term_reference_field of the current_user:

So we go:

create a content_view

create a relationship with "favorite_car"

create a relationship with "term from favorite_car"

create contextual filter user:uid with provide devault_value: user_id from logged in user and the relationship favorite_car

this works for me!

You can filter contents on their term_reference_field by the field_value of a term_reference_field of the current_user:

So we go:

  • Create a content_view

  • Create a relationship with "favorite_car"

  • Create a relationship with "term from favorite_car"

  • Create contextual filter user:uid with provide default_value: user_id from logged in user and the relationship favorite_car

This works for me!

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You can filter contents on their term_refernce_field by the field_value of a term_reference_field of the current_user:

So we go:

create a content_view

create a relationship with "favorite_car"

create a relationship with "term from favorite_car"

create contextual filter user:uid with provide devault_value: user_id from logged in user and the relationship favorite_car

this works for me!