Case:

Im using Drupal 6.2 and Views 6.x-2.0-alpha5, in a blog view that i just create only the blog posts without HTML are rendered. This blog view is a clone of frontpage . I tried changing the format to Full Html, but doesnt work.

I tried with text no using HTML, then the content is rendered.

Thanks in advance.

Comments

josoroma’s picture

How do i use DIVs and FULL HTML in a blog view without affecting the rendering of teasers?

Any help is welcome.

Thank you.

merlinofchaos’s picture

I've read this 3 times to try and figure out what the problem is, but you're being too vague. I really don't understand exactly what you're saying.

I went ahead and fiddled a bit on my test site to see if I could reproduce something like what you're seeing, but setting a node to full HTML doesn't prevent the frontpage view from rendering it.

josoroma’s picture

Ok, i know my english s**ks.

This is my problem:

login: metamorfosis
pass: marisopa

I just created a view: blog, if any entry of the blog view contains HTML or at least paragraphs(

) then the teaser is not displayed:
http://www.nuestrasmetamorfosis.net/VIEWS/01.png

But the content exist:
http://www.nuestrasmetamorfosis.net/VIEWS/02.png
http://www.nuestrasmetamorfosis.net/VIEWS/03.png
http://www.nuestrasmetamorfosis.net/VIEWS/04.png

Any help is welcome.
Thanks in advance.

josoroma’s picture

Im going to uninstall and re-install the views module again.

merlinofchaos’s picture

Can you attach the images or something? The URL of the PNG files requires authorization.

josoroma’s picture

login: metamorfosis
pass: marisopa

josoroma’s picture

I uninstalled and reinstalled the mudule but the problem still exist.

josoroma’s picture

Solved:

If admin is the owner of the content then the teasers with HTML paragraphs are not displayed. But if i change the owner of the blog entry, then the teasers are displayed. Strange behavior.

Thank you.

merlinofchaos’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

I don't understand why this would be, but Views isn't really involved at that point anyway; it calls out to node_view() which is what handles rendering the node, and Views has very little control over what goes on at that point. Maybe something in your node rendering path has something weird going on.

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.