Hi there,
Is there a way to work out from the "render panel" callback which panel is being rendered? I have the $panel_id argument, but this is always set to NULL: -
<?php
/**
* Implementation of hook_panels_styles().
*/
function firstutility_fu_panels_styles() {
return array(
'fu' => array(
'title' => t('First Utility'),
'description' => t('White, Grey or Blue panels'),
'render panel' => 'firstutility_fu_style_panel',
'render pane' => 'firstutility_fu_style_pane',
'settings form' => 'firstutility_fu_form',
'hook theme' => array(
'fu' => array(
'template' => 'fu_template',
'path' => drupal_get_path('theme', 'firstutility') .'/panels/styles/fu',
'arguments' => array(
'content' => NULL,
),
),
),
),
);
}
function theme_firstutility_fu_style_panel($display, $panel_id, $panes, $settings){
$content = new stdClass;
$content->settings = array();
$content->settings['background_color'] = $settings['background_color'] ? $settings['background_color'] : 'white';
$content->settings['panel_id'] = $panel_id; // Currently always NULL
foreach($panes as $pane_id => $data) {
$content->content .= panels_render_pane($data, $display->content[$pane_id], $display);
}
return theme('fu', $content);
}
Is this supposed to be the case, and if so, if there a function to find out which panel we're rendering?
Thanks,
Dubs
Comments
Comment #1
Letharion commentedI don't know, @merlin?
Comment #2
japerryClosing this issue as outdated as Drupal 6 ctools is not supported. If this issue is relevant for Drupal 7, feel free to re-open and mark for Drupal 7 (or 8)