Hello i am having a torrid time creating a views block. Let me try to explain without rambling on about nothing as i usually do.

I have a content type (links) which uses the same vocab as my other content type (posts) When viewing a Post i was hoping to display any links that have the same terms.

Ive set it up with an Argument Taxonomy: Term ID. It all works as hoped when i have just ONE term on a post but when i have more than one term things start to get a bit strange.

Actually i should mention that i am using Load default argument from node page and just doing it on term id. I am not using Allow multiple terms per argument box. this returns no results (for nodes with multiple terms)

If i change the Argument type: to term id's seprated by ....+ etc i do get a return but it only shows links for one of the terms. Funny enough the term results are for the term that i dont want to use. I have changed the term weights and everything to try and change it to show the links for the term i was hoping for but i dont seem to be able to influence what terms results appear in the views box i have made.. Its got me tearing my hair out.

Can anyone understand my gibberish and offer any solutions?

Thanks


Question: Graphic Design - Video games -- events, seminars, workshops, etc
Answer: Well this is still very broad but to try and help you out. NYC is a capital of the design world, you'd be hard-pressed to have a single weekend without some sort of design event. As far as hands-on for kids, that's getting a bit more specific.

You might want to look into http://aigany.org/get-involved/mentoring/ though it sounds like at least initially it will only be open to students at New York City High School of Art and Design but it never hurts to inquire. They might know another option for you.

Again you're in the design mecca. Look at any number of schools and they probably have a program for her. The first (and only one) I looked at is FIT and sure enough: http://fitnyc.edu/5915.asp

You could probably find similar programs at Parsons, Pratt, Cooper Union (maybe?), SUNY, RIT, RPI, Rutgers, Syracuse, and everywhere else.

Then there's private tutors. Or just call up a few designers and see if any would be willing to let her sit-in for a day or two at their office.