Is there a way to apply a custom resolution to an Embedded Media Field: Video at the time of building a View? Alternatively, a way to define more than the just the Full / Preview presets?
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You can set it in the template_preprocess_node()
depending on your view mode you can set the first element :
if ($vars['view_mode'] == "full") {
$node->video_field_name[0]['#settings']['width'] = '300';
$node->video_field_name[0]['#settings']['height'] = '150';
}
dont forget to set all elements, not just the first one
other settings you can set:
#settings
controls (Boolean) TRUE
width (String) 300
height (String) 150
download_link (Boolean) FALSE
download_text (String) Download
Edit:
template_preprocess_views_view_field is what you need for views probably. there you can access to the $vars['row'] with all data you need. maybe you will need to rerender the field.
If this does not work there is a workaround:
the embedded-media-field sets its settings in the drupal js-settings.
get the js settings with drupal_add_js(), find the element mediaelement and set the settings manually.
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I'm outputting it from a View with Fields display, not a Node display, so if there's a preprocess function to handle this I'm not aware of it.– DanHOct 2, 2011 at 14:19
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Well unfortunately I was unable to find the field object from within the variables provided to
template_preprocess_views_view_field, no how to invoke a rerendering of the field. In the end I went real dirty and use preg_replace to alter the width/height.– DanHOct 9, 2011 at 16:52