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Project:
Views Bonus Pack
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Views Export
Priority:
Major
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
23 Aug 2010 at 04:22 UTC
Updated:
8 Mar 2023 at 20:24 UTC
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Comment #1
chales commentedI found that the fix for the legacy misspelling issue is the problem. This is in views_bonus_export.theme.inc on line 17.
Change the above to:
Comment #2
dca123 commentedOk. Great! I'll look into this.
Comment #3
henrijs.seso commentedyes, same here, views 3. Template receives separator value NULL.
Comment #4
kiero63 commentedI have the same issue and the #1 comment solved my problem.
Thanks
Comment #5
WillHall commentedActually - There still seems to be a mistake - they seem to be backwards.
This works for me:
Comment #6
idflood commentedsubscribing
edit: Seems it may be better to use the hook_update_N to update each mysql view and totally remove this logic.
Comment #7
idflood commentedmaybe we could do something like this ( not tested )
in a new views_bonus_export.install
in views_bonus_export.theme.inc
Comment #8
nicknickoli commentedI'm also having this nissue.
Comment #9
nicknickoli commentedComment #10
ahtih commentedHere is a patch (against CVS HEAD) implementing a similar fix as #5. It is slightly different, as I think #5 is buggy (it assigns $vars['options']['separator'] to itself, essentially having no effect).
Comment #11
mshepherd commentedPatch at #10 works well.
Comment #12
WillHall commentedConfirmed: #10 wfm.
Comment #13
amateescu commentedHere is the correct patch for this issue.
The whole point of this code:
is to check for an old option named 'seperator'. But the problem is that it checks for 'separator' instead of 'seperator'.
Comment #14
maksim24 commentedgood job boys, thans for code
Comment #15
cyu commentedAgree with #13. Tested the patch there and it works fine for my old views and new views.
Comment #16
jzornig commentedPatch in #13 worked for me. Thanks.
Comment #17
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