Views

Note: This module is being merged into the Mediafront Module. The Drupal 7 version of MediaFront will have the Dash media player included in the module download. For Drupal 6 users, there will be an update to this module in soon time that will add the Dash media player within the Mediafront module.

A media player built for Drupal CMS

This module is a helper module for the new Dash Media Player.

This module extends notify module to allow content to be selected per user based on Views.

The UID of the user being mailed can be passed as an argument to views, allowing a unique set of nodes to be selected for each recipient. This feature is quite powerful in combination with a bit of argument handling code, as you can transform the argument at-will, based on any characteristic of the user. For example, the initial implementation of this module was used to notify users of all nodes with a 'city' field matching the user's city.

I am not supporting this module. I no longer have a need for it, and it has bugs with installation that I do not have time to fix. I don't know if it is even needed by anybody. Please contact me if you want to take it over, or can assist in deleting it.

This module changes the Taxonomy Fields for Views so that they can be sorted by term weight.

This is useful because the Taxonomy Term fields that come with Views don't allow you to sort by the column containing the taxonomy term. And that's just no fun.

This module also reduces the number of extra queries for taxonomy terms as fields from t * r (where t = the number of term fields and r = the number of rows) to 1.

Description

Views UI permissions lets you restrict access to users with the restricted views permissions to edit certain options in the views interface. Toggle the checkbox of any views option to enable access. Disabled automatically:

• Views 1: enabling or disabling a page or block.
• Access to any other views option (add, delete, clone, export, import and tools).

Friendlist is a foundation needed to build a social network-oriented website with Drupal 6.

At the very basic level, it provides the ability to create custom relationships between users. It's a feature-rich suite of modules that features integration plugins with a list of major Drupal modules (see below). Admins can create relationship types. Both single (think: a fan) and two-way relationships (e.g. a friend) are allowed.

Related Projects: Activity Log, HeartBeat

ATTENTION: If you enable Friendlist_Rules make sure that you use the latest DEV Snapshot releases of both Token and Rules modules (not: the stable ones) or the module won't work and will throw errors!

Documentation:

Just moved to new location, so under development: FriendList Docs

Features:

• Integration with Views
• Integration with Rules
• Integration with HeartBeat
• Integration with CCK Field Privacy
• Integration with Popups 1.3.x
• Integration with Node Access
• Buddylist and Buddylist2 migration assistant.
• User Relationships migration assistant.
• Configurable set of relationships. One-way relationships, two-way relationships with confirmation, two-way relationships without confirmation (using Rules)
• Working user interface, out of the box, with configurable system messages [using t() function]
• Complete user and developer documentation.
• Sample code snippets for people who want more low-level access than using Views.

Using the Views module, you can create views that have filters of the form "Taxonomy: Term Name for [vocabulary-name]". However, for Arguments, you only have one choice: "Taxonomy: Term Name", which filters for all vocabularies.

This module lets you have Arguments of the form "Taxonomy: Term Name for [vocabulary-name]" as well.

Description

The Views exclude previous module provides a views filter that excludes nodes that have already been loaded/displayed on the current page.

This is very useful when you have pages with several embedded views, and you want to make sure that a given node only appears once in the page.

Provide location-appropriate path and content handling based on user's country.

Implemented features include:

Views Cloud allows you to build Web 2.0 style tag-clouds of any data retrieved by Views. Want to show a cloud of usernames weighted by age? Node titles weighted by number of reads? No problem. The module provides a 'standard' view style for custom output, and a 'summary' style for easy generation of tag-style drill down views.

Description

For Drupal 5.x. This very small modules allows translation of the page title and labels of fields and exposed filters in Views. So, it becomes feasible to have a single defined View for multiple languages. The actual translation is done via Drupal's standard localization interface.

Note: In order to translate Views header,footer and empty text sections you can use the Language Sections module.