Set views contextual filter as request_path()
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I have a content type with image and URL fields, I need to show image as banner on the path where URL field is matched with requested path using views.
I tried with
1-> adding "Alias" field as contextual filter in views.
2-> adding URL field
3-> I also tried with URL field with PHP Code in contextual filter:
if(drupal_is_front_page()) {
return '<front>';
}else{
return request_path();
}
3rd point works partially for only one path argument, like if current requested path is services/one and views contextual filter only takes first path component as you can see in attached image
However, I need to set contextual filter with whole path no matter how many components are requested.
How would I do that?
drupal drupal-7 drupal-views
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
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I have a content type with image and URL fields, I need to show image as banner on the path where URL field is matched with requested path using views.
I tried with
1-> adding "Alias" field as contextual filter in views.
2-> adding URL field
3-> I also tried with URL field with PHP Code in contextual filter:
if(drupal_is_front_page()) {
return '<front>';
}else{
return request_path();
}
3rd point works partially for only one path argument, like if current requested path is services/one and views contextual filter only takes first path component as you can see in attached image
However, I need to set contextual filter with whole path no matter how many components are requested.
How would I do that?
drupal drupal-7 drupal-views
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
add a comment |
Theme
I have a content type with image and URL fields, I need to show image as banner on the path where URL field is matched with requested path using views.
I tried with
1-> adding "Alias" field as contextual filter in views.
2-> adding URL field
3-> I also tried with URL field with PHP Code in contextual filter:
if(drupal_is_front_page()) {
return '<front>';
}else{
return request_path();
}
3rd point works partially for only one path argument, like if current requested path is services/one and views contextual filter only takes first path component as you can see in attached image
However, I need to set contextual filter with whole path no matter how many components are requested.
How would I do that?
drupal drupal-7 drupal-views
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
Theme
I have a content type with image and URL fields, I need to show image as banner on the path where URL field is matched with requested path using views.
I tried with
1-> adding "Alias" field as contextual filter in views.
2-> adding URL field
3-> I also tried with URL field with PHP Code in contextual filter:
if(drupal_is_front_page()) {
return '<front>';
}else{
return request_path();
}
3rd point works partially for only one path argument, like if current requested path is services/one and views contextual filter only takes first path component as you can see in attached image
However, I need to set contextual filter with whole path no matter how many components are requested.
How would I do that?
drupal drupal-7 drupal-views
drupal drupal-7 drupal-views
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
asked Nov 14 '18 at 12:12
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I have done this by embedding the views block in tlp and passing the URL field filter by code. See code below:
$path = request_path();
$query = 'SELECT field_url_url FROM {field_data_field_url}
WHERE bundle = :bundle AND entity_type = :entity_type AND field_url_url = :field_url_url';
$path = db_query($query, array(
':bundle'=>'page_banner',
':entity_type'=>'node',
':field_url_url'=> $path
))->fetchField();
if (!empty($path)):
print views_embed_view('page_banner','block', $path);
endif;
I hope this will help someone who needs to add contextual filter as request URL.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 18:37
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I have done this by embedding the views block in tlp and passing the URL field filter by code. See code below:
$path = request_path();
$query = 'SELECT field_url_url FROM {field_data_field_url}
WHERE bundle = :bundle AND entity_type = :entity_type AND field_url_url = :field_url_url';
$path = db_query($query, array(
':bundle'=>'page_banner',
':entity_type'=>'node',
':field_url_url'=> $path
))->fetchField();
if (!empty($path)):
print views_embed_view('page_banner','block', $path);
endif;
I hope this will help someone who needs to add contextual filter as request URL.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 18:37
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
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I have done this by embedding the views block in tlp and passing the URL field filter by code. See code below:
$path = request_path();
$query = 'SELECT field_url_url FROM {field_data_field_url}
WHERE bundle = :bundle AND entity_type = :entity_type AND field_url_url = :field_url_url';
$path = db_query($query, array(
':bundle'=>'page_banner',
':entity_type'=>'node',
':field_url_url'=> $path
))->fetchField();
if (!empty($path)):
print views_embed_view('page_banner','block', $path);
endif;
I hope this will help someone who needs to add contextual filter as request URL.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 18:37
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
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I have done this by embedding the views block in tlp and passing the URL field filter by code. See code below:
$path = request_path();
$query = 'SELECT field_url_url FROM {field_data_field_url}
WHERE bundle = :bundle AND entity_type = :entity_type AND field_url_url = :field_url_url';
$path = db_query($query, array(
':bundle'=>'page_banner',
':entity_type'=>'node',
':field_url_url'=> $path
))->fetchField();
if (!empty($path)):
print views_embed_view('page_banner','block', $path);
endif;
I hope this will help someone who needs to add contextual filter as request URL.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 18:37
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
I have done this by embedding the views block in tlp and passing the URL field filter by code. See code below:
$path = request_path();
$query = 'SELECT field_url_url FROM {field_data_field_url}
WHERE bundle = :bundle AND entity_type = :entity_type AND field_url_url = :field_url_url';
$path = db_query($query, array(
':bundle'=>'page_banner',
':entity_type'=>'node',
':field_url_url'=> $path
))->fetchField();
if (!empty($path)):
print views_embed_view('page_banner','block', $path);
endif;
I hope this will help someone who needs to add contextual filter as request URL.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 18:37
usmanjutt84usmanjutt84
213216
answered Nov 19 '18 at 18:37
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 18:37
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