Problem

The enumerate column prints the html no matter what is chosen or entered as the Parameter. For example I can't use <br> as a parameter. Using no parameter uses <br> by default and prints it. If I have "link to content" selected it prints the whole href. Only something like a basic character such as a comma (, ) works. If I rewrite the field and use an "excluded from view" field as a token in the enumerated field, it again prints the html.

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crutch created an issue. See original summary.

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This is also happening when "Enumerate *" is selected.

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crutch commented

Working with an aggregated table recently I was able to hide the problem field, then add Custom Text field, add the token for the problem field to it and then it displays correctly.

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bolecha commented

Same for me (Drupal 10.0.3, Views Aggregator Plus Version: 2.0.1, released 19 January 2022)

The enumerate column prints the html.
If I have for example "link to content" selected it prints the whole href

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mortona2k commented

This issue may be broader, I just encountered it with a Maximum grouping.

Working with an aggregated table recently I was able to hide the problem field, then add Custom Text field, add the token for the problem field to it and then it displays correctly.

This workaround was helpful.

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giuse69 commented

hi, this issue is 3 years old... any maintainer is looking at that?

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mortona2k commented

Something happening in the views display plugin, Table->setCell().
https://git.drupalcode.org/project/views_aggregator/-/blob/2.1.x/src/Plu...

By tracing the code with xdebug, I was seeing that the value gets rendered as markup, but then extracted as a string value before checking if the field isRenderable() and running renderNewValue(). The issue is somewhere in those functions.

I tested with this, to not process the title field on that line, and it rendered fine.

if ($field_name != 'title' && $is_renderable = $this->isRenderable($field_name, FALSE)) {

Not sure what else is wrong, but hopefully this gives the next person a better starting point.