D6 Theming a views field in a module
When theming a views field in a module (i.e. building the field-level views template into the module) which arguments structure is used: display, style or row? -- Ayen Designs 388 Bullsboro Drive #105 · Newnan, Georgia 30263 404-271-9734 Web:ayendesigns.com <http://ayendesigns.com> Blog: theAccidentalCoder.com <http://theaccidentalcoder.com> Drupal: j. ayen green <http://drupal.org/user/367108> IRQ: j_ayen_green IM (Yahoo) baalwww (MSN) baalwww@yahoo.com Skype: ayendesigns Ayen Designs is a tradename of the computer services division of
On 2/4/2011 11:03 AM, jeff@ayendesigns.com wrote:
When theming a views field in a module (i.e. building the field-level views template into the module) which arguments structure is used: display, style or row?
None of the above. It's this, from views_theme(): $hooks['views_view_field'] = $base + array( 'pattern' => 'views_view_field__', 'arguments' => array('view' => NULL, 'field' => NULL, 'row' => NULL), );
On 2/4/2011 3:58 PM, Earl Miles wrote:
On 2/4/2011 11:03 AM, jeff@ayendesigns.com wrote:
When theming a views field in a module (i.e. building the field-level views template into the module) which arguments structure is used: display, style or row?
None of the above. It's this, from views_theme():
$hooks['views_view_field'] = $base + array( 'pattern' => 'views_view_field__', 'arguments' => array('view' => NULL, 'field' => NULL, 'row' => NULL), );
It should be really really really rare to need to theme a field from a module these days. With the addition of the semantic views stuff to control markup, about the only thing you need to theme fields for is when you need to write logic to change the field presentation based on other data.
Environment: latest D6 in WAMP on a Windows Server 2008 R2. The strangest error just started occurring within firebug: The first code line of the standard Drupal jquery file (jQuery 1.2.6) is generating an error. Firebug says that line 13 has a "test for equality (==) mistyped as an assignment (=)?" And because of this new, I have no idea how this could have started, bug... I am unable to continue work on a Services 3.0 based framework where I'm using java script to test the RESTful API I'm developing. (I guess I can test it with php, but I'd have to rewrite my testing framework all over.) The only thing I can think that I did which could have impacted this is run cron, but that does not really make any sense... I found this similar situation post http://drupal.org/node/846026?mode=2&sort=2 , but that is not the same error, but it is the same line and the same unaltered jQuery source file... has anyone else encountered this? If so, what did you do to fix it? Sincerely, -Blake bsenftner@earthlink.net www.BlakeSenftner.com
Seems like I'm finding instances of people posting requests for help with this, but no solutions seem to accompany these posts... I tried installing the JQuery Update module, whose README says just install and enable, but the same jquery 1.2.6 is still being loaded... what's up with that? Sincerely, -Blake bsenftner@earthlink.net www.BlakeSenftner.com On Feb 4, 2011, at 6:45 PM, Blake Senftner wrote:
Environment: latest D6 in WAMP on a Windows Server 2008 R2.
The strangest error just started occurring within firebug: The first code line of the standard Drupal jquery file (jQuery 1.2.6) is generating an error. Firebug says that line 13 has a "test for equality (==) mistyped as an assignment (=)?"
And because of this new, I have no idea how this could have started, bug... I am unable to continue work on a Services 3.0 based framework where I'm using java script to test the RESTful API I'm developing. (I guess I can test it with php, but I'd have to rewrite my testing framework all over.)
The only thing I can think that I did which could have impacted this is run cron, but that does not really make any sense...
I found this similar situation post http://drupal.org/node/846026?mode=2&sort=2 , but that is not the same error, but it is the same line and the same unaltered jQuery source file... has anyone else encountered this? If so, what did you do to fix it?
Sincerely, -Blake bsenftner@earthlink.net www.BlakeSenftner.com
This is making less and less sense. I've rebooted my dev station (OS X) and the web server, and moved to jquery update 6.2_alpha, which loads jquery 1.3.2, and configuring that module to load the 'development' uncompressed version... now FireBug errors on jquery line 1296, claiming "reference to undefined property jQuery.cache[id][name]". Moving to the Google Chrome browser, everything loads and runs fine with no errors. Sounds like FireFox is sick... Being curious, I just tried loading my project on my wife's MacBook, with fireFox & fireBug - loads with no error. Same version of FireFox & FireBug too... Sincerely, -Blake bsenftner@earthlink.net www.BlakeSenftner.com On Feb 4, 2011, at 7:18 PM, Blake Senftner wrote:
Seems like I'm finding instances of people posting requests for help with this, but no solutions seem to accompany these posts...
I tried installing the JQuery Update module, whose README says just install and enable, but the same jquery 1.2.6 is still being loaded... what's up with that?
Sincerely, -Blake bsenftner@earthlink.net www.BlakeSenftner.com
On Feb 4, 2011, at 6:45 PM, Blake Senftner wrote:
Environment: latest D6 in WAMP on a Windows Server 2008 R2.
The strangest error just started occurring within firebug: The first code line of the standard Drupal jquery file (jQuery 1.2.6) is generating an error. Firebug says that line 13 has a "test for equality (==) mistyped as an assignment (=)?"
And because of this new, I have no idea how this could have started, bug... I am unable to continue work on a Services 3.0 based framework where I'm using java script to test the RESTful API I'm developing. (I guess I can test it with php, but I'd have to rewrite my testing framework all over.)
The only thing I can think that I did which could have impacted this is run cron, but that does not really make any sense...
I found this similar situation post http://drupal.org/node/846026?mode=2&sort=2 , but that is not the same error, but it is the same line and the same unaltered jQuery source file... has anyone else encountered this? If so, what did you do to fix it?
Sincerely, -Blake bsenftner@earthlink.net www.BlakeSenftner.com
On 5 Fev 2011 04h03 WET, bsenftner@earthlink.net wrote:
This is making less and less sense.
I've rebooted my dev station (OS X) and the web server, and moved to jquery update 6.2_alpha, which loads jquery 1.3.2, and configuring that module to load the 'development' uncompressed version... now FireBug errors on jquery line 1296, claiming "reference to undefined property jQuery.cache[id][name]".
Moving to the Google Chrome browser, everything loads and runs fine with no errors. Sounds like FireFox is sick...
Being curious, I just tried loading my project on my wife's MacBook, with fireFox & fireBug - loads with no error. Same version of FireFox & FireBug too...
Look for other extensions that you've installed. Do you have FireQuery installed? Just an idea. It might be any other. Try disabling one by one or create a new profile and enable the extensions one by one until the error disappears/appears. --- appa
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