Filter view based on current user's role and taxonomy terms

Steve Siddu

2/21/23, 10:44 AM

I have three content types.

Article
Basic Page
Custom Page

All the content types have a field_interests field, which can have multiple values, and which is an entity reference field to the interests vocabulary.

The taxonomy terms for that vocabulary are:

sports
songs
movies

I have three user roles.

Athlete
Singer
Actor

I want to create a view in which:

Athlete users can view nodes for which the value of field_interests is sports
The Singer users can view nodes for which the value of field_interests is songs
The Actor users can view nodes for which the value of field_interests is movies

I am assuming filter condition should be like this

( current user's role == athlete AND "field_interests"==sports ) OR
( current user's role == Singer AND "field_interests"==songs) OR
( current user's role == Actor AND "field_interests"==movies)
// if any user has multiple user roles 
( All current user roles in [Singer , Actor] AND All "field_interests" in [songs , movies] )

I saw similar questions and I don't know how to use those answers to my exact purpose.

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Patrick Kenny

2/21/23, 11:03 AM

Roles in Drupal are not exclusive (each user can have multiple roles). So what should happen if a user has the roles of Actor and Singer?

Hudri

2/21/23, 11:10 AM

This will be much easier if you create 3 separate views, each view showing only one "interest". And then limit access to those views by assigning the corresponding permissions to your user roles.

Steve Siddu

2/21/23, 11:54 AM

@Hudri Yeah, I tried that but, If I have to create 15 views which should display content based on role and suppose I have 10 roles , In that case I have to create 150 views . Which is , I feel not a good practice.

Steve Siddu

2/21/23, 11:59 AM

@PatrickKenny In my case I'll make sure every user has a single role. but, In any case if user has roles of Actor and Singer, I want to add new condition like ```all current user roles in [Actor , Singer]```

Steve Siddu

3/25/23, 2:04 PM

@PatrickKenny how can I set taxonomy term value dynamically [seeHere](https://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/308415/how-to-add-filters-in-drupal-8-dynamically), need help

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