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I try to make every users of my site can view their own and others' posted comments (like "profile:user comments history").

Although the Tracker module can do it, it is not the way I want: It doesn't display the comment but the title of the article to which the comment belongs to.

I am trying with the Views module 7.x-3. I created a comment type view to display comments and add a relationship "Comment: Author". I am stuck here: user1 can view user2's, user3's "profile:user comments history" so the value of "Comment: Author uid" (Filter criteria) should change with the profile pages.

The path of user profile page is /user/% and the arg(1) is the id of users. So I want to make "Filter critera" -> "Comment: Author uid (= < ? php echo arg(1) ; ?>)", but it does not work.

If the Views module can't do this, please tell me some other modules (small and simple is best) that could make it.

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This is just a simple view: Set up a relationship with comment:node not author; then in your filter criteria add "User: Name exposed" and set your fields.

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  • Thank for reply!By the way , how can I make this: "FILTER CRITERIA" => "Comment: Author uid (= arg(1))". The arg(1) is the path value which change with the URL: /arg(0)/arg(1)/...
    – vector
    Commented Jun 17, 2013 at 5:34
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My solution was to configure the view as

  • "Advanced" =>
  • "CONTEXTUAL FILTERS" =>
  • Add "Comment: Author uid" =>
  • Chose "Skip default argument for view URL" =>
  • "WHEN THE FILTER VALUE IS IN THE URL OR A DEFAULT IS PROVIDED" =>
  • "Override title" =>
  • %1
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