A while back I wrote a post on how to create a reverse nodereference block using Views in Drupal 5. It's been easily one of my most visited pages on my site (which still isn't a lot, buy hey!). Anyway, in light of that I decided it was time to write one for anyone needing to learn how to do it in Drupal 6. Just a spoiler...it's a lot easier!

One thing that I was trying to do for a while on my work website was create a block that contained a list of nodes that reference the current node. At that time I had searched in a bunch of places, but didn't know exactly what I was searching for. It so happens that it's actually a really easy views arguement.

What I was trying to do was show a list of the jobs available that are related to the current Program Page that they were on. For example, if they were on the Welding program page they would see a list in a block of the jobs on the job board that have been referenced to that program. So they would see welding related jobs that would be applicable to them!