If it returns a rendered Taxonomy Entity, Rules throws an error, and if the View returns "Taxonomy Term: Names", Rules does not allow the values to be used to set Taxonomy Fields (data-type miss-match?).
The field-home-team custom field on match is a node reference to team, so were effectively saying 'check that the matchs fieldhometeam' is a Team. Problem: I cannot get Views to return the taxonomy terms in a format that will allow me to set a field of that content type. This time we want to check the node of the current nodes home team, so from the dropdown select node:, node:field-home-team and click Continue, select 'Team' and then Save. I have the View setup to return a list of Taxonomy Terms (See Resource #2) and a Rule set up so multiple copies of each Team are created upon save. In this way, dding one team will result in multiple teams, each one with a field set to a Different League.ĭrupal 7.23, all modules current. hooknodepresave occurs just before the node is being saved to the database, regardless of context which will allow you to globally change things, but without the forms context. When adding a new node of type "Team", I would like Rules to loop through all current "Leagues" (Taxonomy) and create a duplicate team for each, setting a field of the node to the Looping "League". How do I make it so that it adds on to the existing values.Relevant Modules: Rules (and dependents), Views (and dependents), VBO, Views Rules Just wouldn't work! It would replace the existing values. When fields in node of content type A are updated, I need to update fields in the node of content type B automatically. When a team member who's location is both Canada AND France is added, the project's location becomes United Kingdom, United States, Canada, and France. When a team member from 'United States' is added, the project's location field would have 'United Kingdom' and 'United States'. So for instance, a project node with a team member from the United Kingdom would also have on its location field, 'United Kingdom'. I need to create a rule so that when a 'team member' node is created, its location is added to the project node without replacing existing content. (also 'Force save' immediately.) And in the next step, do a 'page redirect' to the edit url. 'Unknown column base.owner' implies update.php wasnt run. If your Rules codebase doesnt contain update 7211, then you dont need the owner column. Older databases will have the owner column added by update 7211 when update.php is run. I would like to know how, perhaps using a module to: hookpresave. When the node is saved (or edited then saved), I would like to get the fielddate value (not the published date) and save it into the title field. In the next step, you could set the value of the node field. I really dont understand what problem this is trying to correct or why this is still a problem. I have a custom date field in a node type 'day'. On the project node I have those exact same fields. If you are creating the node using Rules, you could save it first, selecting ' Force saving immediately: true '.
Therefore click on 'Switch to data selection' button before you start typing. Keep in mind that it's possible to select a webform field only in 'Data selection' mode.
Select a webform field you want to alter. Each team member has on its node a location, ie, 'United Kingdom', 'United States', 'Australia'. To alter a webform field value you need to do the following: 1. Create a new view of Content and select your content type. You're going to need VBO(Views Bulk Operations), Views, and Rules. These are the steps for getting the sum of a field from your node. First, reusing fields can save you time over defining new fields. This can be presented as a WHEN-IF-THEN structure. After 3 days of head-banging, I thought I would share this info to save you the excruciating headache. If (1) and (2) are true, the respective action is performed. There is a certain condition that needs to be satisfied (optional). My question is about: "adding field data to referenced node without replacing existing data".įor example, I have a project node with team members referencing the project. The logic of the Drupal Rules module is built upon the event-condition-action (ECA) rules: There is an event that triggers the rule invocation.
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