Hi,
Sometimes I would like to override an entire view with my own HTML and then just loop out all the data in there.
Let's say I have a view block called "recent_articles", then I'd set up a views-view--recent-articles--block.tpl.php.
My question is, what's the easiest way to get a hold of all the (raw) data the view is providing me? I don't want to have to override both views-view, views-view-list, views-view-fields etc etc, I would just like to keep this one view in one file and handle _everything_ from there.
I've found that a lot of the times this variable contains most of the fields I've checked in the view:
$variables['view']->result[0]
But sometimes it doesn't. I would really love it if I could just get an associative array of _all_ the raw data the view is spitting out so that I can do whatever I want with it.
Is this possible?
Regards
Edit: If I print_r() $variables['view'] there's a gazzillion things in it and it seems almost impossible to just get an array of the raw data.
I'd just love something like all the rows in $rows with each $row containing each $field like $field['title'], $field['description'] etc etc.
Thanks
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