How do I load a view programmatically passing a language attribute? Tried with module_invoke and views_embed_view but none of them worked; Data is returned but not filtered by language;
Please advise. Thank you!
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Can you add the code you tried with views_embed_view? Does your view contain a filter for "Users current language"?– LarynOct 22, 2014 at 15:46
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To be more specific: I have a page view for news; when accessing the page directly from browser: "site/news" or "site/fr/news" - the content is rendered correctly. The problem appears when I try lo load this view programmatically. The English content is always being returned. Also, in "Filter Criteria" Section: " Content: Language (in Current user's language, ...) "– Alex TrandafirOct 22, 2014 at 15:51
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If your view is set up with a Contextual Filter for language, this should work:
print views_embed_view($viewname, $display_id, $languagecode);
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There is already a contextual filter for taxonomy; and it works fine. But not for language. Don't know why! Oct 22, 2014 at 15:57
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You may want to clone the view display, add a contextual filter for language in the new display, remove the "Current user's language" filter for the new display, and then call this new display instead?– LarynOct 22, 2014 at 16:41
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What have you got for contextual filters, and what variables are you calling views_embed_view with?– LarynOct 23, 2014 at 13:33
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1it works for language too; in contextual filters, at "Provide default value" choose "PHP Code" - for value, I used: "return array("fr", "und");"; Oct 24, 2014 at 7:59
I think you should add "Filter criteria-- Content:Language(current User's language.)". This will solve our problem.
