Image Link Formatter

Now that I have worked out the other way in which the image field output is now changed to a link, by configuring Views. Views JSON renders a url, which works fine, suggesting not necessarily deploying the Image Link Formatter module.

Still unable to get the link done on the app, having referenced Drupalgap 7 Docs - Views - Displaying Images with links.

Hi there

Could the row_callback function calls and displays a viewspage other than a node (nid or uid), given that a viewspage is not a node (so having no nid)?

Sampling the http://tylerfrankenstein.com/code/build-mobile-app-sell-products-with-dr...

function my_module_beer_list_page_row(view, row) {
  try {
    var image = theme('image', { path: row.photo.src });
    var title = '<h2>' + row.title + '</h2>';
    var html = l(image + title, 'node/' + row.nid);
    return html;
  }
  catch (error) { console.log('my_module_beer_list_page_row - ' + error); }
}

In my case, I wanted the listed fields (an image field) of a views (configured in ViewsJSON) to link (when clicked) to other views corresponding to the fields. In the default display (configured in Views), it works quite well while the field can rewrite and output to a url so that it can be linked (when clicked) to the other Views' url.

In other words, how could the row_callback function calls a custom module (which is actually a viewspage)?

Hi Tyler

Thank you for your reply but so sorry to bother you again as I still don't know how to merge the codes.

What I wish is:

View A ->

image field 1 -> View B
image field 2 -> View C
image field 3 -> View D
image field 4 -> View E

In Views JSON of View A, I now rewrite and output a variable (exactly names of View B, View C, View D, View E) intended as path name to link (onclick) to the corresponding views.

I think I now get it done:

function my_page_row(view, row) {
  try {
   var image = theme('image', { path: row.photo.src });
   var path = row.link
   var html = l(image, path);
   return html;
  }

where link is the exact name of the the other view as a path variable.

Thanks Tyler for reminding me of the path variable.