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I have views which has multiple image fields. In some cases all those image fields are empty, but some cases one of them has content.

When image field has content I want to have extra class .has-image for views row.

There is image fields: image_field_1, image_field_2 and image_field_3

It can be done programmatically, but I'm lost how to check those fields. I know this much:

function YOURTHEME_preprocess_views_view_unformatted(&$vars){


SOLUTION

There can not be used $vars['classes_array'][$id][] because $classes_array[$id] is not an array.

Here is code for working solution. 

function theme_preprocess_views_view_unformatted(&$vars) {
  $view = $vars['view'];
  $rows = $vars['rows'];

foreach ($vars['view']->result as $id => $row) {

    if (!empty($row->field_field_image) || !empty($row->field_field_image_2) || !empty($row->field_field_image_3)) {
      $vars['classes_array'][$id] .= ' has_field';
    }  
    else {
      $vars['classes_array'][$id] .= ' has_no_field';
    }
  }
}
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  • assuming the class only affects the images, why not just include the row class under settings, regardless of whether or not there is an image present?
    – Geoff
    Commented Jul 28, 2014 at 14:27
  • Nope. I'm trying to make this and seems that it is not possible without creating extra class for those views rows which has image: stackoverflow.com/questions/24991350/…
    – hene
    Commented Jul 28, 2014 at 14:30
  • see if this helps (drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/3059/…)
    – Geoff
    Commented Jul 28, 2014 at 14:36

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When you use the preprocess function you find the result in 

$vars['view']->result

and the corresponding classes array under 

$vars['classes_array']

where in results and in classes array the corresponding rows have the same key.

You can do now something like this in your preprocess function:

foreach ($vars['view']->result as $rid => $row) {
  if (isset($row->YOUR_FIELD) && !empty($row->YOUR_FIELD)) {
    $vars['classes_array'][$rid][] = 'has_field';
  }  
  else {
    $vars['classes_array'][$rid][] = 'has_no_field';
  }
}

It is untested and just a little scribble but maybe it helps you.

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  • I'm getting: Fatal error: [] operator not supported for strings in. Any help?
    – hene
    Commented Jul 31, 2014 at 9:40
  • I got it work by using this, but now it adds same class (has_field) to every row even if field_image has content or does not have : function theme_preprocess_views_view_unformatted(&$vars) { $view = $vars['view']; $rows = $vars['rows']; foreach ($vars['view']->result as $id => $row) { if (isset($row->field_image)) { $vars['classes_array'][$id] = 'has_field'; } else { $vars['classes_array'][$id] = 'has_no_field'; } } }
    – hene
    Commented Jul 31, 2014 at 11:10
  • Hmm, could it be because I use one field to show all content. So I have field which has Rewrite results and then tokens. So it basically loads all fields no matter if they does not have content? Here is my field Rewrite results: <div class="front_tile_overlay"></div><div class="tile_image">[field_image][field_image_2][field_image_3]</div><div class="tile_content"><div class="front_tile_title">[field_tile_title]</div><div class="front_tile_body">[field_text_to_frontpage_box]</div></div>
    – hene
    Commented Jul 31, 2014 at 11:27
  • So code should check if field has value (content) or not. Any tips?
    – hene
    Commented Jul 31, 2014 at 12:11
  • Do you use devel module? There is a function dpm() which shows you the content of an array or anything else. Maybe add dpm($vars['view']->result); to your preprocess function to find out how the field looks like when there is content and when there is no content.
    – Tobias Krause
    Commented Jul 31, 2014 at 14:26
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An alternative solution to using a preprocess function (because I wanted to override this in a module not the theme and didn't want to delve into the possibility of overriding the theme registry), I did the following:

  1. created a custom version of the view's theme template Style Output: views-view-unformatted.tpl.php, by removing the div wrapper within the foreach loop
  2. created a custom version of Row style output: views-view-fields.tpl.php by wrapping the fields with a div there and adding class names based on the field data in $row->field_YOUR_FIELDNAME[0]['raw']['value']

I had a boolean field I was checking, so you may want to log (with watchdog) or print out $row->field_YOUR_FIELDNAME[0] and see what's available.

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