Views

This is a sandbox project integrating with views.

Provides an "Apply tag(s)" action from Views Bulk Operation, offers more streamlined interface than "modify entity values"

Allows url query values to be used as contextual filter arguments. This module is an answer to the many stackoverflow topics where the solution is to fetch query parameters by using the default PHP argument filter in Views (yucks!).

Extension for the Search API Location module.
Provides an enhanced views filter.

Features:

This module provides an image formatter that allows you to set an image in background of a tag.
The images are from a field of an entity and not from a configuration page or a custom entity or something else, so it's very easy to setup and manage.

It contains a submodule to handle responsive images as well.

This module uses the Entity Merge module and Views Bulk Operations to provide a UI for merging entities. In this UI you can choose which values of which entities will be used when merging them.

Why this module ?

This module won't be probably used by a lot of people but I needed it in my own personnal project, so, I'm releasing the source.

This module allows you to add a shared "Filter" handler to multiple views which will include/exclude the IDs from the results of any view which shares the filter and appears on the same page. This is primarily used to randomize multiple views (such as in blocks or panels) on the same page without the risk of duplicated results between the views.

Notes:

Due to the changes in Flag 3.4 it is no longer possible to flag non-entities. (From this version on Flag module token handling explicitly assumes that the flagging type is an entity type. As a consequence for node_type flaggings it continually throws "Undefined index" notices I don't think is possible to get rid of.) Therefore I mark this module Obsolete and Unsupported.

Depending on the Flag module Node type flag allows flagging node types.

This module shows real SQL query in Views UI during live preview.

'Real query' means it is rewritten by query_alter hooks. For instance, node access checks are added, so this requires selecting the user on behalf of which the query is supposed to be executed. So the module adds 'User ID to show final query' field in views preview form. You must enter numeric user ID in this field to view the real SQL query.