Views

Overview

The Reverse Node Reference module enhances Views with reverse relationships for node reference fields.

Drupal 7 status: This feature is provided by References and Views 3. See these threads: #1083902: Backreferencing (listing nodes that reference the target node) and #1188500: Provide a reverse taxonomy field relationship.

Description

Node Reference fields in CCK for Drupal 6 provide relationships to Views that allow you to access fields from the referred nodes of a particular node reference field. These kind of relationships allow you to travel from the child node (the one that has the node reference field) to the parent node (the referred node).

For certain applications, we may also need to do the opposite, travel from the parent node (the referred node) to the child node (the one that has the node reference field). There was a request in the CCK to implement these kind of relationships, but it was basically discarded because the discussed approaches 1) had no support for node revisions, or 2) were going to require MySQL 5.1. See #241078: Reverse node-reference views relationship

This module implements the reverse relationships using the second option. It uses Nested Joins, that requires MySQL 5.1 (MySQL bug #1591) or PostgreSQL.

More information

• How is this different from nodereferrer?

Use search API and Facet API or Core Views Facets instead!

This project will bring faceted browsing to views.

I have a proof-of-concept site, with all the code working, true faceted browsing. I'm going to generalise it so it can be used by anyone to add faceted browsing to a view near you.

This module allows you to customise the display of views attachments, on just the first page.

Out of the box, views incredibly powerful, but have you ever wanted to:

1. Have the first N results in a view shown in an attached view, styled and themed differently?
2. Have this happen only on the first page of results?

If you answered 'Yes!' to the two questions above, then this module is what you need.

It allows you to create views that, for example:

This is quite a simple module that adds a new display type to views: 'Block attachment'. This is just a standard views attachment, but instead of the content being limited to appearing at the top or the bottom of the view, the content gets put into a block. You can then place the block wherever you like using the normal block positioning rules.

Translate views using Internationalization. This is a work in progress and not all Views properties can be translated yet. Requires Internationalization 6.x-1.5 or newer.

This module has been moved from Internationalization package so we can have different branches compatible with each of the Views versions. Use the same branch of the Views version you are using (2.x. 3.x)

This module will implement Views display plugin that enable getting the output of a view in PHP array format. This module can be useful for developer who needs to further process view output.

For both Site Builder and Developer's guide to Views PHP Array, please visit the Advanced Help page of this module.

Module can export nodes from Drupal site to sites, that can accept "commerce xml" standard. For example, http://shop.i.ua

Goal on "full connect user system with Facebook"

This module provides integration with the http://open.worldbank.org datafeed API, including basic request handling and Views integration. Read the README.txt for a detailed description, and visit http://data.worldbank.org/developers for a detailed API specification.

The Quotations module is used to quickly and easily add styling to quotations that you want to appear on your site. It includes default sets of images (5 different sets of semi-transparent PNG quotation marks, both light and dark versions) and CSS that you can apply to specific CSS classes that appear on your site. Quotations are most often built in Drupal blocks.

Two common uses of the module are to 1) manually create a custom block that contains a quotation on the blocks page and add some CSS wrapper divs to affect the styling of the block or to 2) create a block using the Views module and then use the Quotations configuration page to adjust the default display of the Views block.