View Title and Argument title missing

I'm afraid I can't duplicate this. I tested with a new view, gave it a page display and title, saved it and checked the page.

I then checked the default taxonomy_term view which is nicely set up to put the argument in the title. That title shows up perfectly.

I will need to know exactly how to reproduce this before I can look into fixing it.

Same problem here:
created a new view, gave it a "page" display, gave the display a title, inserted a Nid field, and gave it a path. I get a list of nids, but the display title is not being displayed. Haven't tested anything with arguments though.
Running views latest dev, drupal 6.5 with i18n module AND the Views translation module from the i18n package. I just disabled it though and the problem is still there. At the bottom of the view, at the debugging table the title is there in the Title row, below the query but not a the live preview or the actual view page.

Note that the live preview only shows the title in the query information table. The page should show the title normally. I've never run across a place this doesn't happen. Your theme may be involved, so you should be sure to try this in garland or bluemarine too.

I am having what I think is the same problem on 6.x-2.1. I am using the default Taxonomy Term View, modified to add a number of other pages. In each added page, the 'argument' is set to Tax Term ID (converted to Name). In each, the title is: Page Title: %1. The DEFAULT title argument is simply %1. That is the one which shows up on ALL views pages. Before the most recent update, this was not the case, all separate argument titles showed up as entered.

This isn't crucial as I can live with just %1 rather than Page Title: %1, though I would prefer the latter. I can export my view if this would help.

Thanks,
Maria

I'm have same issue with the cck blockreference module, which should display a list of block title, in case of the view exports the blocks, it should be the view title, and it's not showing, the return value appears to be 'null'...

I think it is a view bug.

views.module: line 337, in function views_block($op = 'list')

      // Save memory: Destroy those views.
      foreach ($views as $view) {
        $view->destroy();
      }

I tried to add

      print("<pre>");print_r($items);      print("</pre>");

after that.

In my debug, the blockreferce module calls this part twice when rendering, the first time, the items list is correctly filled with values, in the 2nd call, the $items is empty array.

If I comment out the $view->destory(), the blockreference can get the block info list correctly, for no matter how many times.

A further investigation show that at the same code chunk, line 298

      $views = views_get_all_views();
      foreach ($views as $view) {
        $view->init_display();

$view->init_display() will return a list of arrays, but all empty, if it's the second call after the views have been destroyed.

However, I have no idea how to fix it.

Yeah, same here. For me it looks like init_display() does nothing if current_display is still set in the view. So one possibiliy would be to unset current_display in the destroy function, so the view display handlers are loaded again the second time init_display() is called, i.e. add

if (isset($this->current_display)) {
unset($this->current_display);
}

at the very end of function destroy() in the view class in view.inc.

I would consider #10 a good patch.

Technically #10 isn't a patch since there's no patch file. Still it's small enough I can go find it.

And I agree, this makes sense. Committed.

I am having this problem. My situation is well explained in #4. I have the most recent versions of Drupal and views. I tried creating a new view, dumping caches, etc. I see no title for my view - default or argument - on the view page or the view preview. I have an argument based path like "shop/username" which works well. The title displays in the window heading and tab, but not as a header in the content. The default title doesn't display either. See attachment.

I don't think #5 or #7 have anything to do with my issue. If #10 was committed, it didn't fix it here.

There is supposed to be a heading output in the content, right? I seem to remember one when I first set this up some time ago.

Sorry, this seems to be a theming problem. It only seems to be affecting views pages so hence my confusion.

it's not a bug

the "title" appears in the top of the browser ( see file attached )

to have a title on the top of the view, you have to specify the "header" of the view

Mat