If you're using content_profile, which it sounds like you are, add a relationship to "Node: Content Profile" and pick your profile content type. Then, add an argument for the taxonomy term on the content profile relationship. The default code you've already written.

Ted

On 11/19/2010 6:06 PM, Carl Wiedemann wrote:
You can probably do something like this using Views relationships.

Here's some videos to get started:
http://drewish.com/node/127
http://gotdrupal.com/videos/drupal-views-relationships


On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Neil Coghlan <neil@esl-lounge.com> wrote:
I've actually managed to do half of this already. I have a content type
that I use as a profile which included the taxonomy vocabulary
"location". Each user chooses a country.

I now have two views called "local content" and "local users". The first
shows all content across the site that also shares the same taxonomy
term and the second view shows all other users who share that same
taxonomy term. Both use default arguments injected into the view by php
code (an sql query)

Now I'd like to create a final view where a user who has filled out a
profile can see content created by other users who share the same
taxonomy term - a sort of hybrid of the two I already have.

I can't see how I could use arguments for this one...it seems more
likely I'll have to play around with filters, but how can I use php/sql
in filters?

Has anyone else managed to do this type of thing with Views?

Neil
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