Views

This module provides user based filtering and management of views in a tabular display.

Options available are:

- Drag and drop table columns
- Show / hide certain columns
- Save configurations of visible columns
- Save configurations of filter values
- Wrap filtered fields into a fieldset

Each saved configration e.g. column positioning / visibility is saved on a per user basis.

This project has been abandoned, as other modules provide very similar functionality.

This is a module to extend the views filterblock module to allow the output of the block without the fieldset surrounding each element.

Provides extra coloring options for the Fullcalendar module. With this module it is possible to link any classname to a color in the UI.

Any extra additions for this module are welcome in the issue queue.

This module allows Views to filter taxonomy terms by whether they are the top term in a hierarchy or not.

This is useful if need to create a hierarchical taxonomy view, as you can now define a top level view for terms with parent = 0. From there you can use a view with a term id as argument for views of child terms.

In addition, there is a boolean display field that can display whether a term is a top level term and you can sort terms by whether they are top level terms or not.

This module contains example code used in the session 'Using Views Programmatically' and highlights the use of hook_views_query_alter() and hook_views_post_render().

This module provides a views argument plugin which allows you to configure a view to display related nodes by that nodes taxonomy terms and descendent taxonomy terms.

For example:

This module provides a taxonomy term path field for use in Views. Particularly useful if using a jump menu style. From #1086278: Taxonomy term paths in a jump menu.

Exposes Data tables for VBO consumption.

Views Optimized provides an API to seperate filters and fields to optimize certain views.

The process does not yet work fully automatically, but with some knowledge of the view _huge_ savings can be made.

1.2 s -> 0.14 s (0.07s for the query and the count_query).

The idea is really simple:

Separate fields and filters and conditions.

You can read more about this here:

http://groups.drupal.org/node/154564#comment-516139

Yes, this is indeed, Yet another load more pager for views.

This module has some very key differences then the other load more module.

• Provide ajax/no-ajax views load more
• Works with views default ajax implementation, no hacks (check/uncheck ajax)
• Supports the Waypoints module for loading on various points, Such as when the scroller is visable on the page.
• Supports the Fade effect when loading new content.

Install the Waypoints module for extra features.