Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Image
Version:
6.x-1.0-alpha1
Component:
image.module
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
15 May 2008 at 23:38 UTC
Updated:
30 Sep 2009 at 14:56 UTC
I was trying to create one pagenated album using Views 2.0. But I am not able to show either thumbnail image or preview image in my view. i have tried to use $node->teaser and $node->body as fields to be shown, but it still does not show any image in the view page.
Comments
Comment #1
chandrabhan commentedI was able to achieve what I was looking for using Views module itself.
Comment #2
Luca O commented[Deleted: double comment, sorry]
Comment #3
Luca O commentedHow?
Comment #4
AaronCollier commentedIt is considered good form to write a description of how a problem was fixed. You also should keep it at fixed for 2 weeks before closing.
Also, this seems like a general problem. I cannot find the Image fields in views after upgrading to the alpha version. So I'm not sure how well the modules work together. It seems to have disappeared somewhat, but maybe that's just me.
Comment #5
chandrabhan commentedThe following creates a link to an album called "CA" created with Image which is passed as argument. let me know if it works for you folks
Comment #6
AaronCollier commentedThat does not work for me. I only get "Unable to interpret view code."
Comment #7
tuwebo commentedHi AaronCollier, and all the other people,
I had the same error (I´m new in drupal), I think you could solve it by removing the leading
<?phpand the end?>tags from #5 (Jonga) post´s code. This way, when you import the view you should be able to create it.I was able to create it but then I have this other error mesage in one of the view´s field:
- Error: handler for upload > fid doesn't exist!
The other field was sucessfully created as "Node: Title"
It will be good that views and Image modules work together!
Some help here would be very good.
Thanks in advance.
Comment #8
tuwebo commentedHi all,
Sorry but I will set this issue as active since it looks like that the only solution didn´t work.
Comment #9
drewish commentedwhen the initial update for drupal 6 was done views 2 wasn't ready so no update for views was done.
Comment #10
AaronCollier commentedDuplicate. See: #220295: Views 2 Support in 6.x
Comment #11
OldAccount commentedAaronCollier, I was getting the "Unable to interpret view code" error too but I resolved it by turning off FCKEditor on the Views import and export pages.