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Individual marker based on the Marker Field setting is not showing. Fallback marker is used and showing.
Neither Content: Title or Content: Nid are working.
I have the views plugin field set to nid.
$marker_field = field_nid but there is no corresponding key=>value pair in the $row array. So the marker name never gets set.
245 elseif ($this->options['markers'] == 'field') {
246
247 if (!empty($row->{$marker_field}) && !empty($row->{$marker_field}[0]['raw']['value'])) {
248 $markername = $row->{$marker_field}[0]['raw']['value'];
249 }
250 }
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #9 | marker_handling_use-2125493-9.patch | 1.13 KB | Valentine94 |
Comments
Comment #1
jeffwpetersen CreditAttribution: jeffwpetersen commented$markername
$markername = $row->{'nid'};
Comment #2
jeffwpetersen CreditAttribution: jeffwpetersen commentedComment #3
podarokgood to see here patch in git diff format http://drupal.org/patch against latest dev
Comment #4
jeffwpetersen CreditAttribution: jeffwpetersen commentedAny cck field that starts with FIELD_ is working. default cck fields ie: TITLE, NID are not.
I was not able to create a fix for this issue.
Comment #5
edward.radau CreditAttribution: edward.radau commentedI believe I'm running into the same or similar issue. Except instead of Content: Nid or Content: Title I'm trying to utilize the Content: Type field. And because of this the $markerfield is set as "field_type" however in that piece of the code above the only attribute the $row object has that is relevant to this comparison would be "node_type". So, the condition fails and my custom marker is not being set the way I'd like it to.
I also tried to get around it using a PHPCode field however, similar situation. It's being set as "field_php" when the desired result I want it to be compared to is listed as "views_php_9" in the $row object.
Comment #6
edward.radau CreditAttribution: edward.radau commentedI've made some modifications that fixed my particular issue. I removed a few references such as the !empty($row->{$marker_field}[0]['raw']['value'] because in my situation there was no array here but a string and the condition failed every time. I also opted to use field_alias instead of alias because that is exactly what I needed and there was never a situation where a value of field_(alias name) existed as far as I could tell. I can't think of any situations where this would break but it's always safe to test.
Comment #7
Valentine94Trigger bot to test.
Comment #9
Valentine94Re-roll of #6.
Comment #10
podarok#9 commited
Thanks!