This module allows the admin account (user 1) to add fields, filters and sorts to views which use PHP code. It also supports additional accounts when the core PHP Filter module is enabled.
This module provides one or more filters to views for filtering out nodes that have or do not have other nodes that refers to them through a node reference field. This can be useful when you need to list nodes that do have nodes that refers to it or vice versa.
The module let's you select which node reference fields you want to filter on.
This module works for both Views 3 and Views 2.
This module let's you integrate with Microsoft SharePoint.
The intention of this project is to create a collaborated effort for SharePoint integration and create a good and stable solution that works for most SharePoint projects.
A collection of preconfigured Views to add to the dashboard of your Open Atrium groups.
Currently includes:
Additional submissions are welcomed.
Kit-compliant.
The Slickgrid module is an implementation of Michael Leibman's jquery slickgrid plugin, a lightening fast JavaScript grid/spreadsheet.
It defines a slickgrid view style, so all data can be output as an editable grid.
This module will only work with Slickgrid 2.1.
Views Isotope is a style plugin that allows views to return results as a jQuery Isotope styled structure.
Here are some branches for views development.
The module tracks recently viewed nodes for both anonymous and authenticated users.
It provides an API function for others to get a list of recently viewed items and also defines a configurable recently viewed items block. You might want to make use of the recently_viewed_views submodule which provides a customised default View to benefit the endless flexibility of Views.
Vote defines a new entity type (vote). Votes can be cast on ANY entity type that "your drupal" knows (even on "vote" itself).
Vote provides "functions" and "voting types":
A function basically provides a handler which defines how and where a function stores its result values. Each function can have its own db table to store the results in order to allow more complex functions to break the INTEGER barrier which the default result table uses for its results.
This module helps to create custom groups of views that want to be rendered in the same page and allow to create custom filters that could easy be mapped to views exposed filters.
A presentation of multiple views could be done using the views aggregation, but the main problem that inspired me to create this module is the need to create multiple filters that must be mapped to distinct types of filters.
