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I have Content A (Music Albums) with entity reference fields referencing Content B (Musician).

I want to display a view on Content B (Musician) page that displays every Album (Content A) they are 'tagged' on. Basically using entity reference fields in place of taxonomy (per StackExchange suggestion).

Content A (Album) has a View displaying various info such as album image, album name, record label etc... and an Entity Reference field referencing Content B (Musician). When clicked it takes me to the node page of that Musician.

On the Musician's (Content B) page I want to have a View displaying all Albums (Content A) they appear on (tagged via entity reference field).

Finally, Getting the entity reference fields attached to a Paragraph Bundle to relate to Content B (Musician)

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Simply under Advanced (far right), for Contextual Filter add your entity reference field. In my test, I called it "Made by" field_made_by.

Note: The view preview will be blank as the view edit page does not have an ID. Just place to your Musician page and it will show up then.

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However, when using paragraphs module to add node bundles is more complex because technically a paragraph bundle is it's own entity, so Content A references a Paragraph Bundle with an entity reference field within its bundle (LOL). It gets pretty complicating. Any help with that?

Then make a view of Paragraph and not of Content.

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Then add relationship of Paragraph referenced from field_paragraph (paragraph field)

Then in contextual filter add field_made_by (entity reference field).

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  • Thanks that seemed to do the trick for entity reference fields on the content page. However, when using paragraphs module to add node bundles is more complex because technically a paragraph bundle is it's own entity, so Content A references a Paragraph Bundle with an entity reference field within its bundle (LOL). It gets pretty complicating. Any help with that?
    – Anon Ymous
    Commented Feb 13, 2017 at 5:46
  • @TimJones such crucial info should never be left out when asking a question. Please edit your question.
    – No Sssweat
    Commented Feb 13, 2017 at 5:54
  • Ya thanks. I couldn't figure out how to tie that module into the main question. However, using your above help, I figured it out. by adding a relationship to the paragraph bundle, then a contextual filter to the bundle field i need.
    – Anon Ymous
    Commented Feb 13, 2017 at 6:11

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