How to render two views in the same twig template

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I want to render two views in the same twig template, but only one of them is rendered, and the second is always override with the same content as the first one.

I have a content type 'contacts' and when its nodes are displayed (full view) I want to render two views in the same page after the node fields. I use a twig template node--contacts.html.twig :

..... node fields twig template .... 
 viewCalls 
.... 
 viewAppointments 
....

And my function my_theme_preprocess_node(&$variables) in my .theme file:

.... 
$view = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_calls');
$view->setDisplay('default');
$view->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view->setOffset(0);
$view->execute();
$variables['viewCalls'] = $view->render();

$view2 = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_appointments');
$view2->setDisplay('default');
$view2->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view2->setOffset(0);
$view2->execute();
$variables['viewAppointments'] = $view2->render();
.....

As I said, the second view always shows the same content as the first. If I reverse the order of rendering, then the content is reverse too, and the one which is first rendered is the only one I see, and always two times. It is as viewCalls and viewAppointments always get the same content.

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..... node fields twig template .... 
 viewCalls 
.... 
 viewAppointments 
....

And my function my_theme_preprocess_node(&$variables) in my .theme file:

.... 
$view = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_calls');
$view->setDisplay('default');
$view->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view->setOffset(0);
$view->execute();
$variables['viewCalls'] = $view->render();

$view2 = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_appointments');
$view2->setDisplay('default');
$view2->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view2->setOffset(0);
$view2->execute();
$variables['viewAppointments'] = $view2->render();
.....

edited 1 hour ago

asked 5 hours ago

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down vote

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..... node fields twig template .... 
 viewCalls 
.... 
 viewAppointments 
....

And my function my_theme_preprocess_node(&$variables) in my .theme file:

.... 
$view = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_calls');
$view->setDisplay('default');
$view->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view->setOffset(0);
$view->execute();
$variables['viewCalls'] = $view->render();

$view2 = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_appointments');
$view2->setDisplay('default');
$view2->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view2->setOffset(0);
$view2->execute();
$variables['viewAppointments'] = $view2->render();
.....

edited 1 hour ago

asked 5 hours ago

briast

9410

..... node fields twig template .... 
 viewCalls 
.... 
 viewAppointments 
....

And my function my_theme_preprocess_node(&$variables) in my .theme file:

.... 
$view = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_calls');
$view->setDisplay('default');
$view->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view->setOffset(0);
$view->execute();
$variables['viewCalls'] = $view->render();

$view2 = DrupalviewsViews::getView('view_appointments');
$view2->setDisplay('default');
$view2->setArguments(array($variables['node']->id()));
$view2->setOffset(0);
$view2->execute();
$variables['viewAppointments'] = $view2->render();
.....

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edited 1 hour ago

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There's at least one typo in your code. Remove the space in $variables['viewAppointments '].

Alternatively you could also use Twig Tweak. Which will provide you a function you can use to place views directly in your templates.

 drupal_view('who_s_new', 'block_1', arg_1, arg_2, arg_3) `

Twig Tweak is a small module which provides a Twig extension with some
useful functions and filters that can improve development experience.

Read the full guide on Twig Tweak and Views.

Twig Tweak's drupal_view() method provide's access to embed views
within any Twig code, including dynamically from within each row of
another view. This feature provides an alternate method to accomplish
the nesting provided by the Views field view module.

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

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1

Thanks for your help. Yes, there was a typo but It was only in my answer. My code is right. Before posting my answer I read about the module you have mentioned. A quick review of this module didn't let me see how to pass arguments to the views, but I'll try it more in depth. Any way, I'm wondering why my code doesn't work and duplicate the view. It's a mystery.
â€“Â briast
56 mins ago

@briast drupal_view('view_calls', 'default', node.id)
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The reason you get the same content is due to the #cache property of the render array you get when you call the render() method.

Most specifically, by calling setOffset() you are implicitly setting a cache key on the render array, (see here):

$this->element['#cache']['keys'] = 'offset:' . $offset;

This key setting, in combination with the #theme property of the render array (views_view) which is the same for both views, will result in getting a cached version of the first one, when including the second one.

To work around that you could:

Remove caching completely, or

Avoid using setOffset(), or

Add more specific keys to the cache so that you have a different cache for each view. E.g.

$variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'], 
 array('viewCalls')
 );
...
$variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'],
 array('viewAppointments')
 );

I tested your case using the 3. option and it worked as expected, I think before resolving to using another module, you could stick to your code.

Good luck!

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answered 13 mins ago

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There's at least one typo in your code. Remove the space in $variables['viewAppointments '].

Alternatively you could also use Twig Tweak. Which will provide you a function you can use to place views directly in your templates.

 drupal_view('who_s_new', 'block_1', arg_1, arg_2, arg_3) `

Twig Tweak is a small module which provides a Twig extension with some
useful functions and filters that can improve development experience.

Read the full guide on Twig Tweak and Views.

Twig Tweak's drupal_view() method provide's access to embed views
within any Twig code, including dynamically from within each row of
another view. This feature provides an alternate method to accomplish
the nesting provided by the Views field view module.

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

5,98742356

1

Thanks for your help. Yes, there was a typo but It was only in my answer. My code is right. Before posting my answer I read about the module you have mentioned. A quick review of this module didn't let me see how to pass arguments to the views, but I'll try it more in depth. Any way, I'm wondering why my code doesn't work and duplicate the view. It's a mystery.
â€“Â briast
56 mins ago

@briast drupal_view('view_calls', 'default', node.id)
â€“Â No Sssweat
25 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
1
down vote

There's at least one typo in your code. Remove the space in $variables['viewAppointments '].

Alternatively you could also use Twig Tweak. Which will provide you a function you can use to place views directly in your templates.

 drupal_view('who_s_new', 'block_1', arg_1, arg_2, arg_3) `

Twig Tweak is a small module which provides a Twig extension with some
useful functions and filters that can improve development experience.

Read the full guide on Twig Tweak and Views.

Twig Tweak's drupal_view() method provide's access to embed views
within any Twig code, including dynamically from within each row of
another view. This feature provides an alternate method to accomplish
the nesting provided by the Views field view module.

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

5,98742356

1

Thanks for your help. Yes, there was a typo but It was only in my answer. My code is right. Before posting my answer I read about the module you have mentioned. A quick review of this module didn't let me see how to pass arguments to the views, but I'll try it more in depth. Any way, I'm wondering why my code doesn't work and duplicate the view. It's a mystery.
â€“Â briast
56 mins ago

@briast drupal_view('view_calls', 'default', node.id)
â€“Â No Sssweat
25 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
1
down vote

There's at least one typo in your code. Remove the space in $variables['viewAppointments '].

Alternatively you could also use Twig Tweak. Which will provide you a function you can use to place views directly in your templates.

 drupal_view('who_s_new', 'block_1', arg_1, arg_2, arg_3) `

Twig Tweak is a small module which provides a Twig extension with some
useful functions and filters that can improve development experience.

Read the full guide on Twig Tweak and Views.

Twig Tweak's drupal_view() method provide's access to embed views
within any Twig code, including dynamically from within each row of
another view. This feature provides an alternate method to accomplish
the nesting provided by the Views field view module.

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

5,98742356

There's at least one typo in your code. Remove the space in $variables['viewAppointments '].

Alternatively you could also use Twig Tweak. Which will provide you a function you can use to place views directly in your templates.

 drupal_view('who_s_new', 'block_1', arg_1, arg_2, arg_3) `

Twig Tweak is a small module which provides a Twig extension with some
useful functions and filters that can improve development experience.

Read the full guide on Twig Tweak and Views.

Twig Tweak's drupal_view() method provide's access to embed views
within any Twig code, including dynamically from within each row of
another view. This feature provides an alternate method to accomplish
the nesting provided by the Views field view module.

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

5,98742356

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

5,98742356

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

5,98742356

answered 2 hours ago

leymannx

5,98742356

1

Thanks for your help. Yes, there was a typo but It was only in my answer. My code is right. Before posting my answer I read about the module you have mentioned. A quick review of this module didn't let me see how to pass arguments to the views, but I'll try it more in depth. Any way, I'm wondering why my code doesn't work and duplicate the view. It's a mystery.
â€“Â briast
56 mins ago

@briast drupal_view('view_calls', 'default', node.id)
â€“Â No Sssweat
25 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

1

Thanks for your help. Yes, there was a typo but It was only in my answer. My code is right. Before posting my answer I read about the module you have mentioned. A quick review of this module didn't let me see how to pass arguments to the views, but I'll try it more in depth. Any way, I'm wondering why my code doesn't work and duplicate the view. It's a mystery.
â€“Â briast
56 mins ago

@briast drupal_view('view_calls', 'default', node.id)
â€“Â No Sssweat
25 mins ago

Thanks for your help. Yes, there was a typo but It was only in my answer. My code is right. Before posting my answer I read about the module you have mentioned. A quick review of this module didn't let me see how to pass arguments to the views, but I'll try it more in depth. Any way, I'm wondering why my code doesn't work and duplicate the view. It's a mystery.
â€“Â briast
56 mins ago

@briast drupal_view('view_calls', 'default', node.id)
â€“Â No Sssweat
25 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
0
down vote

The reason you get the same content is due to the #cache property of the render array you get when you call the render() method.

Most specifically, by calling setOffset() you are implicitly setting a cache key on the render array, (see here):

$this->element['#cache']['keys'] = 'offset:' . $offset;

To work around that you could:

Remove caching completely, or

Avoid using setOffset(), or

Add more specific keys to the cache so that you have a different cache for each view. E.g.

$variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'], 
 array('viewCalls')
 );
...
$variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'],
 array('viewAppointments')
 );

I tested your case using the 3. option and it worked as expected, I think before resolving to using another module, you could stick to your code.

Good luck!

edited 7 mins ago

answered 13 mins ago

Stefanos Petrakis

5,9502719

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
0
down vote

The reason you get the same content is due to the #cache property of the render array you get when you call the render() method.

Most specifically, by calling setOffset() you are implicitly setting a cache key on the render array, (see here):

$this->element['#cache']['keys'] = 'offset:' . $offset;

To work around that you could:

Remove caching completely, or

Avoid using setOffset(), or

Add more specific keys to the cache so that you have a different cache for each view. E.g.

$variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'], 
 array('viewCalls')
 );
...
$variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'],
 array('viewAppointments')
 );

I tested your case using the 3. option and it worked as expected, I think before resolving to using another module, you could stick to your code.

Good luck!

edited 7 mins ago

answered 13 mins ago

Stefanos Petrakis

5,9502719

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
0
down vote

The reason you get the same content is due to the #cache property of the render array you get when you call the render() method.

Most specifically, by calling setOffset() you are implicitly setting a cache key on the render array, (see here):

$this->element['#cache']['keys'] = 'offset:' . $offset;

To work around that you could:

Remove caching completely, or

Avoid using setOffset(), or

Add more specific keys to the cache so that you have a different cache for each view. E.g.

$variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'], 
 array('viewCalls')
 );
...
$variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'],
 array('viewAppointments')
 );

I tested your case using the 3. option and it worked as expected, I think before resolving to using another module, you could stick to your code.

Good luck!

edited 7 mins ago

answered 13 mins ago

Stefanos Petrakis

5,9502719

The reason you get the same content is due to the #cache property of the render array you get when you call the render() method.

Most specifically, by calling setOffset() you are implicitly setting a cache key on the render array, (see here):

$this->element['#cache']['keys'] = 'offset:' . $offset;

To work around that you could:

Remove caching completely, or

Avoid using setOffset(), or

Add more specific keys to the cache so that you have a different cache for each view. E.g.

$variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewCalls']['#cache']['keys'], 
 array('viewCalls')
 );
...
$variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'] = 
 array_merge(
 $variables['viewAppointments']['#cache']['keys'],
 array('viewAppointments')
 );

I tested your case using the 3. option and it worked as expected, I think before resolving to using another module, you could stick to your code.

Good luck!

edited 7 mins ago

answered 13 mins ago

Stefanos Petrakis

5,9502719

edited 7 mins ago

answered 13 mins ago

Stefanos Petrakis

5,9502719

answered 13 mins ago

Stefanos Petrakis

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answered 13 mins ago

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