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Added minor step about content types

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edited Jan 9, 2017 at 14:23

At my work we are testing Drupal 8 (currently 8.2.5) and had the same issue, but we are using the Paragraphs Module for page content layouts. We have found a solution that has been working so far.

First, you would need to install the Paragraphs module. Then you would install the Views Reference Field module. Once you create a "paragraph" you can add a field for a "view reference" and it will load the data for that view into the specified section of the "paragraph". WeOnce we added the Paragraph field to the content type we wished to use it on, we are now able to load the data for any of our views into any part of the pages fields.

NOTE: we have not tested the Views Reference Field module on it's own, but it may be worth a try!

The documentation for each of these modules is pretty good and got us where we needed to be so I won't bother going over all the details of each here, you should read and play with them accordingly.

At my work we are testing Drupal 8 (currently 8.2.5) and had the same issue, but we are using the Paragraphs Module for page content layouts. We have found a solution that has been working so far.

First, you would need to install the Paragraphs module. Then you would install the Views Reference Field module. Once you create a "paragraph" you can add a field for a "view reference" and it will load the data for that view into the specified section of the "paragraph". We are now able to load the data for any of our views into any part of the pages fields.

NOTE: we have not tested the Views Reference Field module on it's own, but it may be worth a try!

The documentation for each of these modules is pretty good and got us where we needed to be so I won't bother going over all the details of each here, you should read and play with them accordingly.

At my work we are testing Drupal 8 (currently 8.2.5) and had the same issue, but we are using the Paragraphs Module for page content layouts. We have found a solution that has been working so far.

First, you would need to install the Paragraphs module. Then you would install the Views Reference Field module. Once you create a "paragraph" you can add a field for a "view reference" and it will load the data for that view into the specified section of the "paragraph". Once we added the Paragraph field to the content type we wished to use it on, we are now able to load the data for any of our views into any part of the pages fields.

NOTE: we have not tested the Views Reference Field module on it's own, but it may be worth a try!

The documentation for each of these modules is pretty good and got us where we needed to be so I won't bother going over all the details of each here, you should read and play with them accordingly.

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created Jan 5, 2017 at 18:02

Ron

At my work we are testing Drupal 8 (currently 8.2.5) and had the same issue, but we are using the Paragraphs Module for page content layouts. We have found a solution that has been working so far.

First, you would need to install the Paragraphs module. Then you would install the Views Reference Field module. Once you create a "paragraph" you can add a field for a "view reference" and it will load the data for that view into the specified section of the "paragraph". We are now able to load the data for any of our views into any part of the pages fields.

NOTE: we have not tested the Views Reference Field module on it's own, but it may be worth a try!

The documentation for each of these modules is pretty good and got us where we needed to be so I won't bother going over all the details of each here, you should read and play with them accordingly.