Closed (fixed)
Project:
Views Charts
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Reporter:
Created:
14 Jul 2010 at 20:51 UTC
Updated:
29 Jul 2010 at 13:50 UTC
Basically what the title says-- the flash chart is using display name (which shouldn't appear anywhere in the view except the views ui itself) instead of the title.
Comments
Comment #1
rsevero commentedFirst of all, thanks for the report.
This is a general issue (as most Views Charts issues are), not related to Open Charts Flash only.
Fixed with http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=393020
Comment #2
WorldFallz commentedwow that was fast-- you fixed it before i could even post a patch, lol. thanks-- and great work on resurrecting this module! I'll be taking it for a thorough test drive so hopefully I can help with bug squashing.
Comment #3
WorldFallz commentedhmm... now it has the interesting problem of printing out the title twice-- once outside of the flash chart via views and once in the flash chart. Not sure what makes more sense-- not putting it in the flash to begin with, making it an option, or somehow removing the views chart title.
Comment #4
WorldFallz commentedforgot to reopen
Comment #5
rsevero commentedYou identified a new question. Please open a new issue in cases like this in the future.
If you don't want the title in neither the HTML nor the graph, simply don't set a title. If you want the title in the graph and not in the HTML, hide the HTML title via CSS. This only leaves the option of having the title in the HTML and not in the graph uncovered.
I don't know how this last option could be offered in a reasonable way.
And we must remember that the display can be a page, an attachment, a block etc so it's important to be able to put the title in the graph as usually you can hide the HTML title someway.
If you have an idea (followed by a patch gets a bonus) please open a new issue about it.
Comment #6
WorldFallz commentedwill do.
I think you're right in that the title should be in the graphic itself, I'll see if I can find an override way to then not print it in the view. I've simply themed it out in my view, but I'm not sure how a module goes about providing a theme file for a view. I'll check it out and post a patch when I can. Thanks for the quick reply.