Views

This little module adds a Cache option to Views, to let you be able to set the cache id (cid) with help from Token.

This is a views plugin to output data as pivot tables.

Adds contextual link “Clear cache” for:

• Blocks
• Views
• Panels
• Path Breadcrumbs
• Entity cache and Display Cache (for nodes only)

Adds link for clearing current page cache (Boost supported too).

Introduction

Views Argument Globals is a Views plugin that implements a clean way to retrieve information from the PHP global variables, and pass like a "contextual filter" also known a argument

A module to refresh a view after a specified time interval or when triggered by an event. Includes advanced options to avoid reloading the whole view, and to avoid causing a full Drupal bootstrap at each refresh.

Suitable for usage on liveblogs, activity streams, comment lists, and any other view where new items are frequently added.

Allows you to define representative image or media fields for entities like nodes, taxonomy terms and the like. These can then be used in Open Graph meta tags (via tokens); or as fields in views. The media module is also supported. A default image can be defined for those entities without images.

Very simply, it adds a "Content ID from Alias" to the list of options for supplying a default value to a contextual filter when the value is not present in the URL.

It works by getting the request path, and checking if the path translates successfully to a node system path. If it does it returns the node ID, otherwise it continues down the path argument chain, chopping the right-most path argument off and checking the remainder. This repeats until no path arguments remain, at which point false will be returned.

Relased under the GNU General Public License v2.

This module provides a Views 3.x query backend for Intuit QuickBase, leveraging the QuickBase API module.

This module adds basic exposure of the Block's module tables to Views.
It exposes to Views the block table as base table so you can build a view of blocks.

This simple module adds a new filter for each field created on the site. Specifically this filter see if the entity has at least one element or not in a particular field.

For example you could create a view with an exposed filter to see which contents have at least one term in the Tags field.

After you enable the module , you can find a new options in the filter criteria for each field. These end with ":has_item"

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Views