public function ViewExecutable::initDisplay in Views (for Drupal 7) 8.3
Set the display for this view and initialize the display handler.
6 calls to ViewExecutable::initDisplay()
- ViewExecutable::access in lib/
Drupal/ views/ ViewExecutable.php - Determine if the given user has access to the view. Note that this sets the display handler if it hasn't been.
- ViewExecutable::buildTitle in lib/
Drupal/ views/ ViewExecutable.php - Force the view to build a title.
- ViewExecutable::chooseDisplay in lib/
Drupal/ views/ ViewExecutable.php - Get the first display that is accessible to the user.
- ViewExecutable::initHandlers in lib/
Drupal/ views/ ViewExecutable.php - Acquire and attach all of the handlers.
- ViewExecutable::setDisplay in lib/
Drupal/ views/ ViewExecutable.php - Set the display as current.
File
- lib/
Drupal/ views/ ViewExecutable.php, line 572 - Definition of Drupal\views\ViewExecutable.
Class
- ViewExecutable
- An object to contain all of the data to generate a view, plus the member functions to build the view query, execute the query and render the output.
Namespace
Drupal\viewsCode
public function initDisplay() {
if (isset($this->current_display)) {
return TRUE;
}
// Instantiate all displays
foreach (array_keys($this->storage->display) as $id) {
$this->displayHandlers[$id] = views_get_plugin('display', $this->storage->display[$id]['display_plugin']);
if (!empty($this->displayHandlers[$id])) {
// Initialize the new display handler with data.
$this->displayHandlers[$id]
->init($this, $this->storage->display[$id]);
// If this is NOT the default display handler, let it know which is
// since it may well utilize some data from the default.
// This assumes that the 'default' handler is always first. It always
// is. Make sure of it.
if ($id != 'default') {
$this->displayHandlers[$id]->default_display =& $this->displayHandlers['default'];
}
}
}
$this->current_display = 'default';
$this->display_handler = $this->displayHandlers['default'];
return TRUE;
}