Views

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Adds a Views contextual filter validator for numbers in a configurable range.

Adding a numeric range validator allows you to control what happens when numbers entered into the argument (normally a path) fall outside the specified range. Normally, the Numeric validator will allow any numeric path argument to be passed into a view.

Views comes with a built-in serialized field handler (DrupalviewsPluginviewsfieldSerialized), which is really great for database columns where data is serialized. However, this field handler plugin only allows limited options for rendering. It is difficult to implement custom rendering of the serialized field.

Provides a Views access control plug in for selecting multiple permission flags. By default you can select only one.
Also there is the settings how need to check user permissions:
1. Users with all the selected permission flags will be able to access views display
or
2. Users with at least one selected permission flag will be able to access views display

Synopsis

This module allows users to expose fields to visitors. It adds another filter with the Exposed fields filter in filter criteria.

User can add a keyword and select a field to search that keyword in. If the field dropdown is not selected it will search the keyword in all the fields which are exposed to visitors.

A multi-column layout alternative to Salvattore or Masonry, without CSS driven configuration or absolute positioning.

More at: http://savvior.org/

Overview

Views Dynamic Entity Row module provides dynamic row plugin that allows
to select individual view mode for each entity rendered by Views.

By default the Views module provide a views_handler_filter_numeric object for filtering query results which is unable to filter using multiple values. This module fix it up.

Usage

1. Enable the module
2. Go to filter editing
3. Choose one of is one of or is not one of filters

Views Access provides more granular permissions on views based on tags. This is really helpful if certain users should be allowed to edit certain views but not other. As an example if views is being used to build reports but report builders shouldn't be able to change site views. Permissions are created for each operation and each tag that a view has.

Administrators can choose which tags provide permissions, including adding tags that aren't currently in use so sites can be configured in advance of a view being created.

This module provides a user-friendly Views filter for configurable entity reference fields. Instead of having to enter entity IDs manually, users can select the labels of the entities they want to filter on.