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Version tags should be used for questions that apply to a version only, not to merely say what version a site is using.
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How do I programmatically create a view whose structure is defined at runtime?
I know I am able to create a view programatically here: "How do I programatically create a view?" - only this requires knowing the structure of the view (e.g. which fields / filters / relationships to …
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How do I programmatically create a view whose structure is defined at runtime?
Ok - no answers and I've figured out two ways to do this.
1. hook_views_default_views()
One way is to define the view in hook_views_default_views() and then to rest the cache for instance with vie …
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Is it possible to have an entity with fields, which doesn't use bundles? [duplicate]
I have an entity (using entity API) for which I would like a fixed number of fields (and would prefer to use fields and the API rather than just creating properties) - it makes no sense to make a bund …
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Multiple values in creating a new field instance
Hopefully this will prove useful: To create a field that allows multiple values, you set the cardinality to -1 when using field_create_field. Then all instances will allow multiple values (provided t …
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How do I programatically create and display a one-off view?
I am programmatically generating views based on an entity with varying fields and saving them with $view->save(). Just to be clear, I have to do this because my entities have x-amount of fields, and …
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How do I programatically create and display a one-off view?
I figured it out myself in the end - by looking at how Views does it itself in views_block_view().
function page_callback($my_entity) {
//create view
$view = new view();
... //Do all the vi …
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