It's pretty hard work to figure out where the display id is (see the amount of paragraphs devoted to that in the README.txt). So why not support display name?

Here a patch that does that. By default it uses display id, if display id doesn't exist, it looks up the display title.

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#2 insert_view_support_display_title.patch1.06 KBberenddeboer
insert_view_support_display_title.patch1 KBberenddeboer

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giorgosk
Location Chios, Greece 🇬🇷
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patch does not apply on latest dev

after applying by hand it give a warning on this line

if (! array_key_exists ($view->display, $display_id)) {

about second argument not being an object or array !!

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berenddeboer commented
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new insert_view_support_display_title.patch1.06 KB

Sorry GiorgosK, this was a bad patch, arguments must be reversed. This time the patch I'm actually running. Let me know if that's any better.

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pasqualle
Location 🇭🇺 Budapest
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Status: Needs review » Closed (won't fix)

the display id can be changed in views 3, so you should learn it, how to find it and use it correctly.
the display title can be easily changed or translated, which will break your insert_view filter.
The view title and display title is used for page output (rendering), it is wrong to use it for anything else..