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I am using Drupal 8 and I am creating an internship placement system where students sign up and have a skills field (using taxonomy terms).

Employers can create job postings, which have same skills field.

How do I link matching fields (skills) in a view so that when a student logs in they only see jobs related to their skills?

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You need to use views as described below

1. Create a user view (not content view)

2. Add contextual filter user id with default value current logged in user

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3. Add relationship on terms referenced from field skills (of user)

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4. Add relationship with term from skills

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The previous relationship should be autoselected

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5. Now you can add content fields to view and the field skills relationship should be autoselected

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when a user visits the view page the jobs will be contextually filtered based on their profile selections

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  • Thanks for the response. Is there a way that i could show the content instead of field in the Format>show area? Feb 4, 2018 at 8:29
  • This was a user view so there is no content option (only user). You can probably start with a content view and do the reverse relations and come to the same result (and be able to use content as SHOW option) but I still think fields is more flexible.
    – GiorgosK
    Feb 4, 2018 at 15:04

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