Showing posts with label Programmatically render Block in a twig file. Show all posts
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Friday 20 July 2018

Programmatically render Block in a twig template drupal 8.

In drupal 7 syntax of render block in twig template is.

$block = module_invoke('module_name', 'block_view', 'block_delta');
print render($block['content']);

But now in drupal 8 syntax is changed, but first we have to install "Twig tweak" module that provides
a twig extension with useful functions an filters that can improve development experience.
here is the link for twig tweak module, please download from here..
https://www.drupal.org/project/twig_tweak
there will be cheat sheet for drupal 8 that helps in calling/render block or views in twig template file.

Drupal_view render..

Suppose we have to render/call view in twig template then syntax will be
{{ drupal_view('view_machine_name', 'block/page machine name') }}
Example:
{{ drupal_view('product_overview_video', 'block_2') }} 
here 'product_overview_video' is view machine name and 'block_2' is we created 2nd block on this view.

Drupal_block render..
Suppose we have to render/call block in existing block then our syntax will be
{{ drupal_block('block_machine_name', wrapper=false) }}
 Example:
{{ drupal_entity('block_content', 27) }}
here block_content is block machine name and 27 is block id.
OR
 {{ drupal_block('bartik_breadcrumbs') }}
we can direct call block by machine_name like breadcrumbs block. we just have to put the drupal_block function with machine_name and clear the cache and it will work.

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