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How do I get the base URL from the feed content?
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Basically, I'm using the Aggregator module to import content from an RSS feed. The content is just a bunch of articles. I display this content in a view.
This is my current output, it shows the title and the date in a jcarousel.
The thing I'm missing is the webpage source.
Currently, source url in views will have me a full link like:
https://whatiwant.com/the-article-name-i-dont-want
From the above, all I want to display is:
whatiwant.com
Here are my view settings:
I have tried adding different types of fields but none of them see to return the right value. Is there any way to perhaps strip the whole source url down to the base of it? I was thinking maybe it could be done programmatically however I need someone to point me in the right direction.
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Basically, I'm using the Aggregator module to import content from an RSS feed. The content is just a bunch of articles. I display this content in a view.
This is my current output, it shows the title and the date in a jcarousel.
The thing I'm missing is the webpage source.
Currently, source url in views will have me a full link like:
https://whatiwant.com/the-article-name-i-dont-want
From the above, all I want to display is:
whatiwant.com
Here are my view settings:
I have tried adding different types of fields but none of them see to return the right value. Is there any way to perhaps strip the whole source url down to the base of it? I was thinking maybe it could be done programmatically however I need someone to point me in the right direction.
views 8 feeds
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Basically, I'm using the Aggregator module to import content from an RSS feed. The content is just a bunch of articles. I display this content in a view.
This is my current output, it shows the title and the date in a jcarousel.
The thing I'm missing is the webpage source.
Currently, source url in views will have me a full link like:
https://whatiwant.com/the-article-name-i-dont-want
From the above, all I want to display is:
whatiwant.com
Here are my view settings:
I have tried adding different types of fields but none of them see to return the right value. Is there any way to perhaps strip the whole source url down to the base of it? I was thinking maybe it could be done programmatically however I need someone to point me in the right direction.
views 8 feeds
Basically, I'm using the Aggregator module to import content from an RSS feed. The content is just a bunch of articles. I display this content in a view.
This is my current output, it shows the title and the date in a jcarousel.
The thing I'm missing is the webpage source.
Currently, source url in views will have me a full link like:
https://whatiwant.com/the-article-name-i-dont-want
From the above, all I want to display is:
whatiwant.com
Here are my view settings:
I have tried adding different types of fields but none of them see to return the right value. Is there any way to perhaps strip the whole source url down to the base of it? I was thinking maybe it could be done programmatically however I need someone to point me in the right direction.
views 8 feeds
views 8 feeds
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A way to do this would be to override the proprocess function get the domain like this:
function MY_MODULE_preprocess_views_view_field(&$variables)
$field = $variables['field'];
if ($field->field == 'MY_LINK_FIELD_NAME')
$url = $variables['field']->getValue($variables['row'])[0];
$parse = parse_url($url);
$variables['output'] = $parse['host'];
Hello, thanks for your answer. In the first line <br> $url = 'the url';// E.g google.com/test will have to be dynamic, as the news come from multiple various sites in the feed. Is it possible to use some kind of dynamic token?
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:11
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how views output the data, try to kint($variables) inside the proprocedd to see where the url is, should be something like this, $variables['field_name'][0]['url']
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:14
Can you make it work?
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:24
Not sure how to use kint, however i tried with $url = $variables['field_link_1'][0]['url']// Get the value dynamically from $variables array. $parse = parse_url($url); $variables['domain'] = $parse['host']; // prints 'google.com' Placed in a preprocess function, didn't seem to work. I got a parse error and a wsod: ParseError: syntax error, unexpected '$parse' (T_VARIABLE) in DrupalCoreExtensionExtension->load() (line 104 of /ho
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:56
You need a semicolon on line 1
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 10:25
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A way to do this would be to override the proprocess function get the domain like this:
function MY_MODULE_preprocess_views_view_field(&$variables)
$field = $variables['field'];
if ($field->field == 'MY_LINK_FIELD_NAME')
$url = $variables['field']->getValue($variables['row'])[0];
$parse = parse_url($url);
$variables['output'] = $parse['host'];
Hello, thanks for your answer. In the first line <br> $url = 'the url';// E.g google.com/test will have to be dynamic, as the news come from multiple various sites in the feed. Is it possible to use some kind of dynamic token?
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:11
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how views output the data, try to kint($variables) inside the proprocedd to see where the url is, should be something like this, $variables['field_name'][0]['url']
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:14
Can you make it work?
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:24
Not sure how to use kint, however i tried with $url = $variables['field_link_1'][0]['url']// Get the value dynamically from $variables array. $parse = parse_url($url); $variables['domain'] = $parse['host']; // prints 'google.com' Placed in a preprocess function, didn't seem to work. I got a parse error and a wsod: ParseError: syntax error, unexpected '$parse' (T_VARIABLE) in DrupalCoreExtensionExtension->load() (line 104 of /ho
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:56
You need a semicolon on line 1
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 10:25
|
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A way to do this would be to override the proprocess function get the domain like this:
function MY_MODULE_preprocess_views_view_field(&$variables)
$field = $variables['field'];
if ($field->field == 'MY_LINK_FIELD_NAME')
$url = $variables['field']->getValue($variables['row'])[0];
$parse = parse_url($url);
$variables['output'] = $parse['host'];
Hello, thanks for your answer. In the first line <br> $url = 'the url';// E.g google.com/test will have to be dynamic, as the news come from multiple various sites in the feed. Is it possible to use some kind of dynamic token?
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:11
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how views output the data, try to kint($variables) inside the proprocedd to see where the url is, should be something like this, $variables['field_name'][0]['url']
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:14
Can you make it work?
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:24
Not sure how to use kint, however i tried with $url = $variables['field_link_1'][0]['url']// Get the value dynamically from $variables array. $parse = parse_url($url); $variables['domain'] = $parse['host']; // prints 'google.com' Placed in a preprocess function, didn't seem to work. I got a parse error and a wsod: ParseError: syntax error, unexpected '$parse' (T_VARIABLE) in DrupalCoreExtensionExtension->load() (line 104 of /ho
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:56
You need a semicolon on line 1
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 10:25
|
show 1 more comment
A way to do this would be to override the proprocess function get the domain like this:
function MY_MODULE_preprocess_views_view_field(&$variables)
$field = $variables['field'];
if ($field->field == 'MY_LINK_FIELD_NAME')
$url = $variables['field']->getValue($variables['row'])[0];
$parse = parse_url($url);
$variables['output'] = $parse['host'];
A way to do this would be to override the proprocess function get the domain like this:
function MY_MODULE_preprocess_views_view_field(&$variables)
$field = $variables['field'];
if ($field->field == 'MY_LINK_FIELD_NAME')
$url = $variables['field']->getValue($variables['row'])[0];
$parse = parse_url($url);
$variables['output'] = $parse['host'];
edited Jul 5 at 11:23
answered Jul 5 at 8:48
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Hello, thanks for your answer. In the first line <br> $url = 'the url';// E.g google.com/test will have to be dynamic, as the news come from multiple various sites in the feed. Is it possible to use some kind of dynamic token?
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:11
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how views output the data, try to kint($variables) inside the proprocedd to see where the url is, should be something like this, $variables['field_name'][0]['url']
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:14
Can you make it work?
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:24
Not sure how to use kint, however i tried with $url = $variables['field_link_1'][0]['url']// Get the value dynamically from $variables array. $parse = parse_url($url); $variables['domain'] = $parse['host']; // prints 'google.com' Placed in a preprocess function, didn't seem to work. I got a parse error and a wsod: ParseError: syntax error, unexpected '$parse' (T_VARIABLE) in DrupalCoreExtensionExtension->load() (line 104 of /ho
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:56
You need a semicolon on line 1
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 10:25
|
show 1 more comment
Hello, thanks for your answer. In the first line <br> $url = 'the url';// E.g google.com/test will have to be dynamic, as the news come from multiple various sites in the feed. Is it possible to use some kind of dynamic token?
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:11
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how views output the data, try to kint($variables) inside the proprocedd to see where the url is, should be something like this, $variables['field_name'][0]['url']
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:14
Can you make it work?
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:24
Not sure how to use kint, however i tried with $url = $variables['field_link_1'][0]['url']// Get the value dynamically from $variables array. $parse = parse_url($url); $variables['domain'] = $parse['host']; // prints 'google.com' Placed in a preprocess function, didn't seem to work. I got a parse error and a wsod: ParseError: syntax error, unexpected '$parse' (T_VARIABLE) in DrupalCoreExtensionExtension->load() (line 104 of /ho
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:56
You need a semicolon on line 1
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 10:25
Hello, thanks for your answer. In the first line <br> $url = 'the url';// E.g google.com/test will have to be dynamic, as the news come from multiple various sites in the feed. Is it possible to use some kind of dynamic token?
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:11
Hello, thanks for your answer. In the first line <br> $url = 'the url';// E.g google.com/test will have to be dynamic, as the news come from multiple various sites in the feed. Is it possible to use some kind of dynamic token?
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:11
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how views output the data, try to kint($variables) inside the proprocedd to see where the url is, should be something like this, $variables['field_name'][0]['url']
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:14
Yes, I'm not exactly sure how views output the data, try to kint($variables) inside the proprocedd to see where the url is, should be something like this, $variables['field_name'][0]['url']
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:14
Can you make it work?
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:24
Can you make it work?
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 9:24
Not sure how to use kint, however i tried with $url = $variables['field_link_1'][0]['url']// Get the value dynamically from $variables array. $parse = parse_url($url); $variables['domain'] = $parse['host']; // prints 'google.com' Placed in a preprocess function, didn't seem to work. I got a parse error and a wsod: ParseError: syntax error, unexpected '$parse' (T_VARIABLE) in DrupalCoreExtensionExtension->load() (line 104 of /ho
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:56
Not sure how to use kint, however i tried with $url = $variables['field_link_1'][0]['url']// Get the value dynamically from $variables array. $parse = parse_url($url); $variables['domain'] = $parse['host']; // prints 'google.com' Placed in a preprocess function, didn't seem to work. I got a parse error and a wsod: ParseError: syntax error, unexpected '$parse' (T_VARIABLE) in DrupalCoreExtensionExtension->load() (line 104 of /ho
– Morten H
Jul 5 at 9:56
You need a semicolon on line 1
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 10:25
You need a semicolon on line 1
– Jdrupal
Jul 5 at 10:25
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