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Naming convention for follows / is followed by relationship?

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on August 11, 2013 - 2:13pm

Yes, i searched for what other people chose for a naming convention for a table (model) of follower and followee relationships.

The only directly relevant discussion was in this Ruby on Rails tutorial, which settled on "Relationship". What we've been using, Followership, is better than that, i think.

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BackReference | drupal.org

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on April 19, 2010 - 12:15pm

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BackReference | drupal.org

Backreference Module provides a nodeapi interface to maintain 1-1 relationships between all shared instances of a nodereference field. This means that given a field instance of field_reference1, if you add a reference to NodeBeta to NodeAlpha's field_reference1 and NodeBeta has an instance of field_reference1, then NodeAlpha will be added to NodeBeta's instance of field_reference1.

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Using default arguments to relate nodes by their common taxonomy terms | There's a module for that!

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on March 11, 2010 - 10:11am

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Using default arguments to relate nodes by their common taxonomy terms | There's a module for that!

argument of type Taxonomy: Term ID. This argument is guaranteed NOT to exist on the URL (since we're dealing with node/%nid). So we configure this argument to "Provide default argument" > "PHP Code"

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Naming convention for follows / is followed by relationship?

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Using default arguments to relate nodes by their common taxonomy terms | There's a module for that!

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