My purpose I want to render a table with 2 columns ( users' id and users' email) in views by writing a custom module. In order to alter the views, i want to change the query so that the table will be changed. Here the function that i choose is views_query_alter().
PROBLEM: The views reads my function but only return message from drupal_set_message command. And do not make any changes to Initial query and table.
Here is my function:
function my_module_views_query_alter(&$view, &$query) { if ($view->name == 'custom_views') { drupal_set_message("Hello"); $query =db_select('users','u'); $query -> addField('u','uid','Customer id'); $query -> addField('u','mail','Customer Email'); $results = $query -> execute(); } }
My purpose I want to render a table with 2 columns ( users' id and users' email) in views by writing a custom module. In order to alter the views, i want to change the query so that the table will be changed. Here the function that i choose is views_query_alter(). PROBLEM: The views reads my function but only return message from drupal_set_message command. And do not make any changes to Initial query and table. Here is my function: ?
Here are things that i've confirmed: 1. Flush all caches. 2. my_module is enabled. 3. views has successfully read my code in my_module.views.inc because i can see the drupal_set_message command gave me a message "Hello" in the views. 4. File locations are correct. More details about my question is on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39379002/views-query-alter-doesnt-change-my-query-and-table-in-views
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