Views

Allows to cross join entities in Views. This is an essential tool to bring in not related data. For example you want to display two nodes in the same row, but there is no reference between them. Then you could cross join all nodes. Important all nodes get joined in, so you need to limit the result with filters and arguments.

Similar use cases arises when working with Mass Messaging.

Ever wanted to add a link to the header or footer on a view? Global: Link is the answer

Create trees with views

Limit the number of pages displayed in a views result set.

views_limit_pages

This module is ABANDONED.
Please use xmlsitemap.

This module allows users to take control of their feeds by providing a fields-based views style plugin for Google video site map

This module provides an option to disable SQL rewrite but include node access restrictions as a subquery in a where clause. For certain views, this eliminates the need for DISTINCT and can help with performance by eliminating Using temporary; Using filesort.

Development of this module is sponsored by AllPlayers.com.

http://drupal.org/node/1258602 for details

This module has been moved over to https://www.drupal.org/project/isotope.

Removing the "views_" prefix from the module namespace makes a lot of sense with the current version, and makes the code much more readable. Also, reducing module fragmentation is good for everyone. Long live open source.

All feature requests against this module will be moved over to the new one.

The Equi Join module allows you to create relationships between different entities based on an arbitrary field. This allows the use of relationships in Views without having to add Node References to a content type, which may not be an option when displaying data stored on a third-party database or data provided through custom Views handlers. That said, it works with nodes as well.

This module aims to implement a time-only field for CCK.