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Good morning Tyler,
as always, thank you for your help, here's another simple question:
I was searching in the docs how to render fields with a view instead of creating nodes,
example:
my view in drupal has a lot of link fields, I need those links to be generated as buttons(like it happens normally when you click on a node, the links are displayed as buttons) because I don't want to click on the node to access to those links.
your example for render the view:
function my_module_articles_list_row(view, row, variables) { //how these variables are associated to the view?
try {
return l(t(row.title), 'node/' + row.nid);//I got the idea that title and nid are the label in json view
}
catch (error) { console.log('my_module_articles_list_row - ' + error); }
}
Thank you in advance.
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Good morning Tyler,
as always, thank you for your help, here's another simple question:
I was searching in the docs how to render fields with a view instead of creating nodes,
example:
my view in drupal has a lot of link fields, I need those links to be generated as buttons(like it happens normally when you click on a node, the links are displayed as buttons) because I don't want to click on the node to access to those links.
your example for render the view:
function my_module_articles_list_row(view, row, variables) { //how these variables are associated to the view?
try {
return l(t(row.title), 'node/' + row.nid);//I got the idea that title and nid are the label in json view
}
catch (error) { console.log('my_module_articles_list_row - ' + error); }
}
Thank you in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: