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I am using Viewfield module to display taxonomy terms of a node is referencing to. I am not using the default taxonomy field available in views because I want more freedom on manipulating the rendered taxonomy terms.

When I am in the node page I use contextual filters and I provide the default value from the URL. Easy. But...

For listing nodes of a taxonomy term I use views also and I want the same functionality in there.

The only way I can do this is by providing the default value from the nid of every node (row). So how can I get the nid as a contextual filter in such case?

Thanks

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Use the Views Field View module and add Content: Nid as a field and check mark ☑ exclude from display.

Add Global: View a field and pass [%nid] token/replacement pattern as an argument as contextual filter.

Note: make sure it's arranged above your View field view so you have access to the [%nid] replacement pattern/token.

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  • Nop...doesn't do the trick and what I did is added nid and viewfield in my fields and put the token of nid to the contextual filters as a fixed value. See this [link]i.imgur.com/PLE5zRU.png Maybe is the fixed value the issue? – pierostz Jul 23 '16 at 8:28
  • @pierostz updated my answer, you should use this other module. – No Sssweat Jul 23 '16 at 8:40
  • Well getting closer. I have created a "child" view as described in the module's readme file. I have added this view as a "Global : View" and put it under the nid field. In the Global: View settings I have added [!nid] as a contextual filter (I also tried [nid] as you say) while choosing the correct child view, but I get the full list of my taxonomy terms. It seems like the view isn't using my contextual filter. Also see image [link]imgur.com/fc9TtDY – pierostz Jul 23 '16 at 10:20
  • @pierostz try with [%nid] – No Sssweat Jul 23 '16 at 10:23
  • @pierostz also, for the view you're adding as a field, make sure the contextual filter is like this – No Sssweat Jul 23 '16 at 10:47

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