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The other option I've come up with, is: Create a custom content type (copy page.tpl.php) and define a new region inside that. Then insert the view as a block. But this seems less elegant and simple than Viewfield.
The short answer is, "it depends". We're using it in production on a number of sites and it's working just fine. There may still be some gotchas with an upgrade from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 or with upgrading from the first development snapshot for Drupal 6 to the current version. However going forward any changes that require an update should have one.
Grab a copy, test it out, and as always (even with official releases) - whenever you upgrade something backup your data just in case :).
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jjalocha commentedSame question here :)
The other option I've come up with, is: Create a custom content type (copy page.tpl.php) and define a new region inside that. Then insert the view as a block. But this seems less elegant and simple than Viewfield.
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jerdavisMarking as duplicate: http://drupal.org/node/398114
The short answer is, "it depends". We're using it in production on a number of sites and it's working just fine. There may still be some gotchas with an upgrade from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 or with upgrading from the first development snapshot for Drupal 6 to the current version. However going forward any changes that require an update should have one.
Grab a copy, test it out, and as always (even with official releases) - whenever you upgrade something backup your data just in case :).
Jer