Views

This module provides a an additional views field to render a view via ajax in a predefined area.

Currently i am working on a module which offers the possibilty to browse for images.
These images are associated with a node. This makes it possible to associate a lot of extra information with an image and besides keeping track of the usage of an image.
Another feature of this module is automatically re-using the metadata and automatically insert that information in node fiels. For example image description and metatags.

This will contain multiple views handlers I or others have created for our own use. Thought this would be something good to give back.

Extension module for Views RSS 2.x, providing additional set of Media (MRSS) elements and field formatters.

Features

Supports image, file, video and video_embed_field fields.

Provides following set of feed item elements:

Drupal 7 rewrite of https://drupal.org/project/subscounter

Dipity is a free digital timeline website. Our mission is to organize the web's content by date and time. Users can create, share, embed and collaborate on interactive, visually engaging timelines that integrate video, audio, images, text, links, social media, location and timestamps.

This module provides a views style plugin to display arbitrary data in a Dipity timeline.

The Select with Style project download contains two modules containing three styleable widgets:

NOTE: Flag 3.x branch supports entity, but the fields added using manage fields are shown only when flagging content and not when un-flagging content. If you don't want to ask for data when user is un-flagging content, you mostly do not need this module. But using this module will save your few extra tables for each field you create in flag entity :) .

This small module provides a field formatter that displays a field as a link whose URL consists of a base path combined with the value of the field.

For example, if the value in your text field is 'foo', then you can have this output as a link to 'my/base/path/foo'.

This is intended for use with a View that has an argument on this particular field. This means that your field becomes a link to a list of 'more things with this value'. This replicates the functionality of Drupal core's Profile module, but obviously can now be applied to any field on any entity.

Creates "Add new @content_type" links on nodes in the node links section.

This module is currently awaiting approval. It's stable and version 1.0 will be available as soon as it is approved.