Posted by megapinn on December 21, 2009 at 3:03am
Hi everybody,
In this picture, I want to change "By: admin" to "By: user, who update content".
How to I change it?
PS. I use drupal 6.14 and Views Module 6.x-2.8 and this my view's setting.
Now, I can do it.
Credit : DeeZone
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Magapinn,
It's always helpful to provide as much information as you can when posting a question.
For starters:
-> What version of Drupal,
-> The tools you used to generate the content: is it a block from an installed module or generated from Views?
Then it's helpful for you to provide your level of knowledge. It will save everyone time if there's an understanding of the level of detail you're looking for.
Off the top of my head, can you confirm that an account other than "admin" has updated the content? Based on how the block is generated we can go from there to adjust the output.
Ah yes...
I just noticed that we're in the "Views Developers" group so I assume the block is from a View. Next question once again is what version of Views on what version of Drupal? It would also be helpful for you to post a screen shot of the Views configuration page that this block is generated by.
Thank you
Thank you , DeeZone.
I used Views module 6.x- 2.8 and drupal 6.14.
Now, I post a screen shot of my views configuration in the content.
I'm not excellent English. Sorry for any wrong sentence composition which may occur.
The answer...
No worries about your English, it's not an issue.
1) Add an entry to "Relationships" -> Group: "Node Revision"
2) select -> Node revision: User
You should now have an entry under "Relationships" of: Node revision: User
3) Add an entry under "Fields" -> Group: "User" select -> User: Name
In the configuration form that is presented, select "User" in the Relationship drop down listing and save
You should now have an entry listed under Fields of "(user) User: Name Name". The brackets "()" tell you that a relationship is in use for the field. In effect, you've created a JOIN in the SQL being generated. This view should now include a field Name:
Please feel free to ask questions if you need this broken down further.
Thank you
Thank you very much, DeeZone for your advice.
My Pleasure
It's my pleasure. All I ask is that you help others as you figure things out in Drupal Land :)
Oh Ya
If you can, please post a new screen shot of the view with the addition of the new settings. This will make a good reference for those who are trying to solve the same issue and find this discussion.
Thanks!