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Project:
Views (for Drupal 7)
Version:
7.x-3.x-dev
Component:
feed displays
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
20 Jan 2013 at 12:02 UTC
Updated:
11 Aug 2018 at 03:26 UTC
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Comment #1
pascalduez commentedHi,
same here, content in the feed display in English but not in German on a bi-lingual website where German is the default language.
It used to work previously, so I'm looking at the updates I did recently.
Edit:
Upgraded from 3.3 to 3.5 and stopped working. Reverted to 3.3 and works again.
Trying to look at the changes to see if I spot something.
Comment #2
pascalduez commentedComment #3
pascalduez commentedSo this happens after a 3.3 to 3.4 update.
I've been reviewing the changes, but it's no simple task, quite some updates in there.
I fiddled a bit in the views UI, and found out that changing (and reverting) the `row_plugin` setting, from content to fields, and then back from fields to content, and everything's back to normal. (content showing again)
I compared the exported views before and after, and they are identical. This is where I'm lost...
I would be glad if someone could bring an explanation...
Comment #4
valery86 commentedThanks pascalduez!
I would like to check whether with views 3.3 works or not, do you know where can I download the 3.3 version?
Comment #5
pascalduez commented@valery86
If you're using Drush, maybe in your `drush-backups` folder ?
Otherwise:
http://drupalcode.org/project/views.git/snapshot/refs/tags/7.x-3.3.tar.gz
Comment #6
pascalduez commentedComment #7
valery86 commentedAny news on this?
Comment #8
vzsze commentedI'm seeing this issue, too.
Comment #9
pwiniacki commentedSame issue here.
Comment #10
kelutrab11 commentedMy RSS feed for Swedish is not showing up to...
Comment #11
kerios83 commentedThis is serious, all RSS feeds on multilingual pages disappear after update - rolled back for functionality.
Comment #12
jmart commentedSame issue here.
Comment #13
pwiniacki commentedComment #14
batigol commentedConfirmed here. Got exactly the same problem on my site.
Comment #15
cslevy commentedWhen you create a Feed display, automatically is set the row plugin as "Content", because the order of the plugins are alphabetically.
If you don't change it at least once the default row plugin will be always the first from the list (alphabetically). On english site the order is 1. Content, 2. Fields
But in other languages, this order can be different (for example german language it's 1. Felder (Field), 2. Inhalt (Content)).
Once you change the Row Plugin at least once, then the default will be set and saved. After that the that row plugin will be used.
Maybe it would be a good idea, to set a fix row plugin as default, not the first from the list.
Comment #16
mustanggb commentedIs this still a problem?
Comment #17
proteo commentedAs of 7.x-3.20, yes it is!