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Provides email notifications for views saved searches, whose latest 7.x release doesn't work with notifications any more.
Provides email notifications for views saved searches, whose latest 7.x release doesn't work with notifications any more.
Provides a contextual filter that allows you to specify a query string to use for the default value.
Compute the total of each term reference filter results. In the view settings screen you can set to display or not that values in front office. When display is on, the total value appears within round brackets alongside of each filter name.
This module will add an Author Relationship UserID to views under the Node group. This should help in advanced Views configurations. This drupal module is great for querying two different types of nodes both of which created by the same user.
This module allows the easy and flexible querying of a Solr index through Views. It is flexible enough to query any Solr schema by simply providing the name of the fields.
It doesn’t do any indexing of content in a Drupal installation; it is just for those situations where you need to query and display results from Solr with the Views module.
While using view from code and using exposed filters, filtering on exact dates doesn't works (however it works in UI). This module provides an exposed hook which allows the user to specify the view and corresponding date filter to help filtering on exact date, when view is used from code.
The module tweaks the view query as required to filter on exact date based on the view and exposed filter name.
This is a collection of extensions on the normal Views Taxonomy Term filter that allow one to:
A views plugin that renders items in an animated tagcloud-like display.
It doesn't do just "tags" - that is the name of the rendering library it uses
Very similar to http://drupal.org/project/views_cloud and other tagcloud tools, except it renders items using 'canvas' element and then rotates them with a 3d-ball sort of effect (instead of just text sizes)
This is a simple creation inspired from this post on CSS3Create. It's quite simple as you can see, all images are contained in a .scene3D class which contains another div.flip and this div contains an image and a div with the hidden title.