Closed (fixed)
Project:
Views (for Drupal 7)
Version:
7.x-3.x-dev
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Major
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
13 Oct 2010 at 11:16 UTC
Updated:
19 Jan 2011 at 20:40 UTC
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Comment #1
geocalleo commentedI am having the same issue.
I've gone to the following places and have tried clearing cache
admin/structure/views/tools
admin/config/development/performance
and still it doesn't pick up the new view file. Hope this bit of information helps.
* EDIT *
Oh and I also tried checking "Disable views data caching" under "admin/structure/views/tools" but still nothing.
Comment #2
geocalleo commentedOkay I think I know what my issue was, I was naming the file with default file naming instead of the page file naming.
So I was doing this "views-view-field--test--default-1--entity-id-2.tpl.php" instead of this "views-view-field--test--page-1--entity-id-2.tpl.php". My apologies for waisting someones time.
Comment #3
th88 commentedShould point out that I am using Views 3 on Drupal 7 Alpha.
Comment #4
th88 commentedUpdate: The template file IS is use - it just doesn't show up as being 'active' (or bold) in Views. Guess this is a bug within Views 3.
Comment #5
didox commented7.0-beta1 release
7.x-3.x-dev
the same problem with rescan
Comment #6
pingo commentedCan confirm it's still a problem in views-7.x-3.x-dev, running drupal-7.0-beta2.
Comment #7
mxtSame issue here with Drupal 7.0-beta2 release, Views 7.x-3.x-dev
Comment #8
MondayNgt commentedI'm having the same issue as well, but it is picking up the template. 7.x-3.x-dev
Comment #9
wbeling commentedSame problem here:
Views 7.x-3.x-dev
Drupal 7.0-beta3
#4 I can confirm this too.
Comment #10
mrfelton commentedSame problem for me - can also confirm #4, the template does get picked up, but Views just doesn't mark it in bold.
Comment #11
nateb commentedSame problem. Subscribing.
Comment #12
sebas5384 commentedSame problem here!
But i find something funny, if you take a look at the post data of the ajax when you click in the bottom, isn't suppose to pass the name of you custom theme?
in the D6 this is the data:
theme=NAME_OF_YOUR_THEME&form_build_id=form-513be4d422d60155bffd193962450718&form_token=21bbfa2aa4df1fbb8d8ae45051c0c78e&form_id=views_ui_edit_display_form&op=Ok&js=1
but, in the D7 is more like all the commands data of the view. I don't know, maybe i'm just bluffing =P
Cheers!
Comment #13
dawehnerIt's part of the request, see picture.
Can anyone here can say which template files aren't picked up. Just an example which it's possible to reproduce.
In general views doesn't search for the template file, this is drupal core.
Comment #14
dawehnerCan someone explain how to reproduce the issue?
Comment #15
merlinofchaos commentedThis seems to work for me.
Comment #16
dawehnerManual testing worked fine already yesterday.
Manual testing today worked fine again. The code looks fine.
This part of code is quite cool to detect all base themes
But this will need reverse. The rest looks fine and is just a copy.
Comment #17
dawehnerAdded a array_revere
Commited to the 7.x branch.