By jag339 on

Hi,

I have a custom type with an Integer field. I have a view to display that field. For whatever reason, when I try to access that field using the global php available fields, what gets returned is not the field value itself, but instead the node id.

What the heck??

Has this happened to anybody else?

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nevets commented

What does your code look like?

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jag339 commented

Situation update...

Followed the advice given here: http://blog.cvrc.virginia.edu/?q=node/13.

Did a print_r($data);
Got a whole bunch of output.
The field I want output like this: [field_myfield] => Array ( [und] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [value] => 1 ) ) )

So I test it like this just to see what prints, but no value renders:

print_r($data->field_myfield['und'][0]['value']);
nevets’s picture

nevets commented

Try using print instead of print_r

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jag339 commented

Didn't work.

nevets’s picture

nevets commented

Looking at the project documentation I think you need to return (not print) the value

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edrupal commented

The code you tried looks ok. Did you put it in the 'Value code' or 'Output code' field?

Whenever I've used Global PHP I can only access the $data variable if I put my code in the 'Output code' field

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jag339 commented 
  print($data->_field_data['nid']['entity']->field_myfield['und'][0]['value']);

After analyzing the output of $data, I realized I needed to drill down -- WAY down -- the array stack.