recoverable fatal error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string ... panels_views/panels_views.module

I marked this one as a duplicate of this issue. It seems that the argument isn't getting into the view, something's getting passed that the view panes module is choking on.

And sorry, this should be a bug report!

Ok, I spent a bit of time on this. It has something to do with the view being treated as a block instead of as a page. When I created a block view then it worked, even thought it was set as a page view in the panel.

Ok, I think problem is solved - need to create the Panel View setting in the view. D'oh. Although that doesn't explain why views are also available to be added, and why they're wonky, but I think that might get ironed out with subsequent releases.

Am a bit confused too (and getting this error). Could you clarify?

Yes, that's what I meant - I am seeing a 'Panel pane' option, and after I used that my problems disappeared. But if you're not seeing it, then...??

But under "Views panes" you can check the following:

If checked, all views will be made available as content panes to be added to content types. If not checked, only Views that have a 'Panel pane' display will be available as content panes.

It appears that this isn't working properly, because I can *only* get 'Panel pane' displays to work as a content pane. Sigh.

I am using a panel page (have the panel views option unticked). Works ok until I try to insert a view into the panel. Have a very simple view that just does a filter by node-type (no arguments from panel required) and am still getting the error above.

Anybody got any idea why this isn't working (well at least for me!). I have no option for panel view in the views UI dropdown. If I add the block to my pane I get the same error. Have done a bit of debugging on line 124 of panel_views.module and the panels_args vairable passed into the function and treated as an array is an array but does not contain expected args, rather has a single entry which is a class (node object) as below. Am using the very latest HEAD for views and panels (perhaps something changed in views that broke this part of panels??).

Array
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[0] => stdClass Object
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[nid] => 3
[type] => og
[language] =>
[uid] => 1
[status] => 1
[created] => 1222167953
[changed] => 1222167953
[comment] => 0
[promote] => 0
[moderate] => 0
[sticky] => 0
[tnid] => 0
[translate] => 0
[vid] => 3
[revision_uid] => 1
[title] => Front Page
[body] =>
[teaser] =>
[log] =>
[revision_timestamp] => 1222167953
[format] => 1
[name] => administer
[picture] =>
[data] => a:0:{}
[path] => front
[og_selective] => 1
[og_description] => Front Page
[og_theme] =>
[og_register] => 1
[og_directory] => 1
[og_language] =>
[og_private] => 0
[last_comment_timestamp] => 1222167953
[last_comment_name] =>
[comment_count] => 0
[taxonomy] => Array
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Did a fresh install of drupal 6.4 for my own sanity last night to make sure it wasn't my version that was screwed. Installed views 6.x-2.0-rc3, panels HEAD, and organic groups HEAD. Created a new view (this time "panel page" is listed as an option) accepting a single argument. Added the view to my panel page, which has a node ID context which is passed to the pane view. Still getting the error above.

Just wanted to quickly note that this IS on my radar, and I'm aiming for some Panels time this weekend. It's not the highest thing on the list, but ideally I'll have a fix sorted by the next release.

Fab! This is a blocker for me using panels at the moment.... no context passing (especially when using organic groups).

Any progress on this? Really want to use panels but without the argument passing working, panels are not so useful for me (am I right in thinking this issue stops argument passing to panes working properly??)

bejam: It does appear to break arguments that are not contexts, yes, and in more than just views.

benjam: Panels Pages in Views is a views plugin module you'll have to grab separately.

Also getting this error but only when the panel has some arguments which I guess are mistakenly being passed to the view (the view doesn't use any arguments). Anyway, I think Sam is onto this so we'll sit tight and wait for the outcome.

Ok, the problem right now is that Panels isn't preserving the arguments that panels_views expects. The line causing this error can probably be safely commented out. It means that using @0 in the 'args' textfield in the pane configuration will not work, but I imagine that's not as much in use right now. (Using %0 I believe should continue to work as that pulls from arg()).

This one will take us awhile to fix. The D6 menu system really threw wrenches into this.

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Hi, also wondering about this.

The code cited is on line 124 of panels_views.module and is:

  foreach ($panel_args as $id => $arg) {
    $args = str_replace("@$id", $arg, $args);
  }

I commented out these lines per your suggestion, and the error no longer appears.

Hope this helps. HAJ

subscribing. also confirming that the workaround in #17 and #20 suppress the error.

I can also confirm that commenting out the arguments makes the error go away.... Not really a sollution though ;-)

Good luck getting this fixed - wish I had a clue where to start looking!

I've moved the version to 2.x-dev as thats the one I checked out and its still present... Sorry if this is the wrong thing to do.

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Subscribing

Fixed in -dev.

I think. Confirmation would be nice, I just don't have time to test everything atm