Date Browser shows table view [#103676]

Hi,

After a lot of trial and error, i managed to get the Date Browser working. This looks promising for my purposes, because i want to let users browse certain content through a week-by-week navigation.
Though now the Date Browser is showing full nodes for every week, and i'd rather have a table view with only the Title of each node that is found in that week, and some extra CCK fields perhaps...

I don't know if this can be achieved, and if so, the solution might not be totally Date module related, but i'd like to know if anyone has any ideas on how i could accomplish this...

Comments

Comment #1

karens commented 16 December 2006 at 19:27

You can do it in the theme. Most parts of this feature are themed. Just copy any of the themes at the bottom of date_views.inc to your template.php and change the name of the functions from 'theme_' to 'mythemename_', then make whatever changes you want.

For instance, if your theme is called 'bluemarine' and you want the view to show tables instead of teasers, put the following in your template.php file. The table will display whatever fields you add to the fields section of your view.

/**
 *  View, themed so it can be overridden
 *  $display -- views_view_list, views_view_table, views_view_teasers, views_view_nodes
 */
function bluemarine_date_views_browser_full_view($view, $nodes, $type) {
  
  $teasers = true;
  $links   = true;
  theme_add_style(drupal_get_path('module', 'date') .'/date.css');
  
  $date_views_browser_views = date_views_browser_get_views();
  $period = $date_views_browser_views[$view->name]->options;
  switch ($type) {
    case ('block'):
      $arg = date_views_browser_period_arg(NULL, $view->argument[0]['options']);
      if ($view->url) $url = $view->url . '/'. $arg;
      $output  .= '<h5 class="date-browser-block-label">'. l(date_views_browser_period_label(NULL, $period), $url) .'</h5>';
      $display = 'views_view_list';
      break;
    default:
      $output  .= date_views_browser_navigation($view, $period);
      $display = 'views_view_table';
      break;
  }
  $output .= theme($display, $view, $nodes, $type, $teasers, $links);

  return $output;
}