I have a contextual filter on the field content: tags set to "Match any value," but in practice, it appears that only nodes that match the first tag are displayed. For instance a node with the tags "blue, green" would show only other nodes tagged "blue."
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It usually work better when you add a relationship to the view, where you relate the content to the taxonomy term. Then you unlock a whole new collection of fields and filters.
Choose to filter by taxonomy - name instead of content - tags.
answered Mar 10, 2016 at 15:36
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Thanks Neograph. I added the relationship like you suggested. It still appears to be using only the first tag of the node providing the filter. However the filter returns nodes that have the tag in any position (1st, 2nd, ... nth).– AndrewECommented Mar 10, 2016 at 16:56
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Just adding the relationship is not enough. After adding the relationship you have to remove the current filter and create a new filter for taxonomy:name instead of node:tags. Your comment implies you only added the relationship. Commented Mar 11, 2016 at 1:03
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Sorry, you're right about my comment. I followed your advice completely and was left with the results stated.– AndrewECommented Mar 17, 2016 at 12:42
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Do you have aggregation or distinct query results enabled? Commented Mar 17, 2016 at 13:16
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1I was mistaken. "Taxonomy: name" didn't provide any results, but "Taxonomy term: Term ID" did provide results that matched the first tag, whether or not the default was set to match "any" or "all" taxonomy terms. The "Distinct" box is not checked under "Query settings." I couldn't find an aggregation setting. Thanks for your help.– AndrewECommented Mar 17, 2016 at 16:52
The setting I was missing was under Advanced=>Contextual Filters=>Taxonomy term: Term ID=>More and check "Allow Multiple Values"