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I tried this question: Empty view is rendered even though there is no result

And it didn't work

I have a view of Judge nodes that displays using a contextual filter. Inside that view I have embedded a view block into the header that displays a Featured Judge, passing it the contextual filters and left 'Display even if no results' unchecked. In the Featured Judge view I have set it to not display empty fields. Also I have added a filter to a field as suggested in the question above.

Still I get the following output in the views header:

<div class="view view-featured-judge view-id-featured_judge view-display-id-block view-dom-id-0cfff43385fef2dba170ae09d3f818cf"></div>

I have dpm'd the views array in preprocess view, and results is empty. I have set it to NULL and it still displays. At present the only solution appears to be to check if the results array is empty and if so add a class to display: none; which is frankly ludicrous.

Anyone have any ideas?

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  • Can you copy paste the HTML content of the View Listing of Judge Nodes. I doubt that empty rows are still getting printed and that could be the cause. HTML will help to understand the problem
    – Gokul N K
    Commented Jun 25, 2014 at 11:03
  • There are no empty rows printed in the header (where the view is) the html for it is quoted above in the question. It is inside the view-header div for the parent view.
    – Michael Mallett
    Commented Jun 26, 2014 at 11:54
  • do you use a relationship in the view?
    – C.A. Vuyk
    Commented Aug 31, 2020 at 18:35

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Looks like you have added the filter only for the Featured Judge View.

Try adding a filter in the View that lists the Judge Nodes. This will completely note render the whole view at all.

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  • No, even with that filter added to the parent view, it displays the child view in the header. This shouldn't make a difference anyway, they are totally different views
    – Michael Mallett
    Commented Jun 26, 2014 at 11:53

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