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In my understanding,
{author_id} is the Member ID for the user who write the weblog entry
And {member_id} is the Member ID for the currently logged-in user.
they’re completely different parameter, aren’t they?

However, in reverse_related_entries tag, it seems member_id behaves like author id.

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="hogehoge" limit="1" disable="categories|category_fields|trackbacks"}
{reverse_related_entries}
<li>{entry_id}:{author_id}:{member_id}</li>
{/reverse_related_entries }
{/exp:weblog:entries weblog="magic_product" limit="1" }

I got like this:
21507💯1
21508💯1
21509:6:6

Why the member_id is changed???
Any way to get the currently logged-in user in reverse_related_entries?

I’m using EE1.6.7 now.

hum.  Off the top of my head, you could use the $SESS class to grab it.  Or have you tried:

author_id="CURRENT_USER"

-greg

ETA:  There is also {logged_in_member_id} that you can try.

I’ve tried But it still shows same result..
I’m afraid author_id doesn’t work in reverse_related_entries.

> As Relationships are cached in order to reduce the load on ExpressionEngine, these are the only parameters available at this time.
http://expressionengine.com/docs/modules/weblog/reverse_related_entries.html

O,o. I got working with {logged_in_member_id}.

Thank you Greg. But why {member_id} doesn’t work? bug?

mogya,

Glad you got it working. Checking with dev team as to why your first method did not work. Can I just confirm with you that your closing weblog entries tag does not look like this

{/exp:weblog:entries weblog="magic_product" limit="1" }

John,

>Can I just confirm with you that your closing weblog entries tag does not look like this

Yes. That’s my simple mistake. Sorry.

Even using this,

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="hogehoge" limit="1" disable="categories|category_fields|trackbacks"}
{reverse_related_entries}
<li>{entry_id}:{author_id}:{member_id}</li>
{/reverse_related_entries}
{/exp:weblog:entries}

Still I can’t get corret member_id.

mogya,

that’s fine. I just wanted to confirm it. I will report back with what I find out for you.