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The Views module allows creating lists of entities with a flexible query builder.
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Render view in code with the proper view mode
very specific view mode (neither Full content nor Teaser, it's created on purpose and themed according to my needs, basically an e-mail oriented output with very different HTML classes than the usual views … However, when I render it from code to be able to use the resulting HTML directly:
$view = Views::getView('view_id');
$view->setDisplay('default');
$view->setArguments($args);
$view->preExecute();
$view …
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Render view in code with the proper view mode
It was the theme. The rendering took place under cron and ran under the administration theme rather than the usual one, meaning different twigs. The solution will be to sub-theme the admin theme to ma …
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How to create custom search filter for entity list
Not that complicated and you don't need Views. Most of the functionality is right there, built-in, you only need to add your own bits. … The Reset only appears when needed, just like with the standard Views displays. submitForm() redirects to the URL with the appropriate query (remember to change the route name), resetForm() redirects to …
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Route to Url with contextual filters [duplicate]
Url::fromRoute('view.view_name.display_name', ['value' => $value]) would be nice but, in the case of views, this only adds query values. …
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Render view inside block with caching
Basically:
$view = Views::getView('view_id');
$args = ['product_id' => $whatever_product];
return $view->buildRenderable('views_block_id', $args);
The process basically works but, as usual, I'll have … Views only caches using the block id as a cache tag, so the first rendered view gets cached and displayed in all places. …
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