Views

A views filter that gathers all the field values and present them in a dropdown. One of those other scratch your own itch projects.
Sometimes we want to create a filter on a single field of a view but that field consists of simple text values instead.

This module will add a filter for every text or int field on your nodes, these filters are postfixed with (selector) in the field list.

This search api filter allows you to exclude items from being indexed if a view returns

no results.

Use cases could be:

• Advanced filtering for product properties
• Conditional filtering based on dates

However, this module should be used with caution as it will execute the view for every

item that search api is going to index.

The idea of this module was born on a project where instead of Commerce Customer Profiles, user profiles were displayed in the checkout process with Commerce User Profile pane module. Instead of creating new customer profiles for each order, a user can see and modify its current profile data in the checkout process. Because we still need to keep track of actual billing data for an order, we developed this module that saves actual revision id of an account to each order.

This module renders a view in a views field. To install: 1) Install the module, 2) add the Global Field: "Render View" 3) choose the view that you want to display from the drop-down select box; 4) enter the arguments that you want to pass to the view as either {{ token }} or static text; 5) enter a separator.

***NOTE: The module can become easily confused if the parent field returns a value with the separator that the module was instructed to watch out for. Enter a unique separator in the options if you experience errors parsing arguments.

This module inspired from Views TimelineJS integration. Most of views integration code from there.

This module adds a new style plugin for Views which renders result rows as StoryMapJS slides. For more information about StoryMapJS visit storymap.knightlab.com or the GitHub repository https://github.com/NUKnightLab/StoryMapJS.

The module is designed to extend the capabilities of the Exposed Filters in the Views, breaking the taxonomy levels into separate dynamic selections.

There is an opportunity for each select to write down your title and "#empty_option", and also hide the general header of the field.

Selections can be shown at once or in turn.

The module enhances the feature of other great contributes modules.
Current enhanced modules are:
- Computed Field, Computed Field Tools
- Field Query
- Views Summarize
- Visitors

The list will be continued.
Mostly are tiny fixes so I can't move it to separate single module.

Once an extra module's fixes is merged to official module, this extra module will be removed out. Please let me know your request if you're one of the author of the module.

This is an advanced module as it basically requires you to know the SQL of the view and how to construct expression-based ORDER BYs.

It aims to be a helper module which provides custom ordering that is normally not possible with default sort handlers.

By sorting by expressions you can do things like, showing NULL items last when sorting by a numeric field, or creating a custom sort order putting some content types on top. The possibilities are endless.