This is related to another question I asked before .
I use views to present a list of nodes to the user. Then the user must select his best 3 options, which I then save in a sub-list that I need to remember in order to show the user later.
I was going to use flags to mark the user's choice. Now I realized that this will not work well, because I may need to submit to the user more than 1 list and make him choose his best 3 options from each. The problem is that there may be overlap between the lists, so marking will not be accurate.
For example, the first list could be:
Tom
Samantha
Jack
Amanda
Dave
Rory
Ted
and the second list can be where Rorythey Samanthaare overlaps from the first list:
Rory
Hugo
Samantha
Ryan
Bill
If the user needs to choose Roryone of the three best in both lists (or wants to select Rory in the first list, but not in the second list), the mark for each user will not work.
To create a list of users, I thought:
- Let the user create the view. Is it possible and how?
- or use organic groups that I know very little about. So my question here is: are they better suited to me with such a scenario?
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