This module provides two Views plugins: An Atom style plugin and a custom NodeRDF row style plugin. Although intended to be used together they should work independently of each other, too.
This module will create an openlayer layer for each term in an selected vocabulary. The features for each layer are rendered by an openlayers data view display that accepts the taxonomy term as an argument.
Export feature for Views not yet fully supported right now. We have Views Bonus Pack and Views Export XLS. Views Bonus Pack require to many dependencies unconnected modules installed, you need to install Panels (4 sub-modules) and Chaos Tools-ctools (8 sub-modules), too many dependenciesinstalled modules (even you don't activated them) caused by: Views Bonus Pack too fat to handle many task. While Views Export XLS just support XLS file.
StyleWriter is tailored to choropleth and scaled-point maps, although it can help with the rendering of any single-datasource TileLive-rendered maps. It collaborates with a verson of TileLite called TileLive that is available on GitHub. It requires the OpenLayers module, and also works with the openlayers_plus module to provide legends and allow quick swapping if you have both a point and a choropleth map displaying the same information.
Featured Comments allows site admins to select certain comments as 'featured' using AJAX links derived from the Nodequeue module. Comments can then be given weights in the admin interface. Featured Comments implements Views plugins that 1) permit comments to be filtered by whether or not they're featured and 2) allow featured comments to be ordered by weight.
Views Taxonomy: limit exposed dropdown by term depth provides enhanced functionality for the exposed dropdown filter for taxonomy terms in Views.
Exposed term filters can already be limited to display only terms selected in the Views interface. But what if content creators add new taxonomy terms? They will have to navigate the Views interface and add these new terms to the list of terms shown by exposed filters.
If you have lots of products in your shop, and you ever wanted to do any of the following, this module will surely help:
This simple module aims to assist Ubercart shop managers with making mass-changes (bulk update / blanket changes) to product data, including weight and prices, by implementing Drupal Actions which can be used in custom code or in conjunction with the excellent Views Bulk Operations (VBO) module.
A slideshow style plugin for Views 2, using the lightweight jFlow plugin for jQuery.
jFlow is a minimalist jQuery plugin that compresses to less than 2.5k. The original authors page is currently inaccessible, but the required code is GPL and included with the module.
This Views plugin was created by Darren Mothersele.
Description en français disponible dans le corps de l'article.
The goal of the Ktimetracker module is to track, in real time, the hours which users spend on different tasks. When activitated for a content type, it adds a "Punch" button which allows starting or stopping the tracker, plus a comment field for the punch in progress.
The list of sessions can be viewed on a dedicated page which shows the total time spent, and offers several options for grouping and filtering results. The module also provides a block with an autocomplete field for punching into a node by specifying its name or node ID. The module is also integrated with Views.
Warning! This is an alpha release. The API has not been finalized and some functionality has not been completely implemented.
This module is developed by Koumbit.org, which uses it internally for project management.
You can get a newer version of the code at https://redmine.koumbit.net/projects/ktimetracker
Allow exporting views data to Weka Data Mining software Attribute-Relation File Format (ARFF).
This module is under active development. Not yet recommended for production use.
The development of this module is sponsored by Saulo Amui and it's being used in his Doctorate.
