I have a view named "taxonomy_term_custom." The preprocess code below works to do some specific stuff for this view, but I would like to override the hook like this:
function mywebsite_glue_preprocess_views_view__taxonomy_term_custom(&$vars) { } Is this possible?
function mywebsite_glue_preprocess_views_view(&$vars) { if($vars['view']->name == 'taxonomy_term_custom'){ dpm($vars); // do stuff } } In Drupal 7 this preprocess function will not automatically get picked up as it did in Drupal 6. There is a workaround posted here if you want the same behaviour as Drupal 6. For the issue.
hook_preprocess_views_view() that is affected? I've looked through the issue and can't find a definitive list of which hooks are affected. Just call preprocess for each view.
function mywebsite_glue_preprocess_views_view(&$vars) { $function_name = __FUNCTION__ . '__' . $vars['view']->name; if (function_exists($function_name)) { $function_name($vars); } } function mywebsite_glue_preprocess_views_view__taxonomy_term_custom(&$vars) { dpm($vars); // do stuff } Sure, that depends on which version of Drupal you are using though. Watch out for this issue. It says that you can't have a views preprocess function unless you have a corresponding tpl file.
