Views Accordion provides a display style plugin for the Views module.
It will take the results and display them as a JQuery accordion, using the first field as the header for the accordion rows.
The module integrates the jQuery UI Accordion plugin as a views style plugin. You can configure the options provided by the jQuery UI plugin.
Buzzworthy displays a highly configurable and themable block of popular, recent content.
This module is discontinued. A Drupal 6 module with the same features is being developed at menu_node_views.
This module provides a Views filter that shows nodes according to their position in the menu structure. It can either filter to show children of the current location, or a location specified by menu item ID.
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This module allows you to display node count values for your terms in Views.
It is possible to use taxonomy_term_count_nodes() or write your own query to retrieve the number of nodes attached to any particular term, but this can hinder performance if you want to display node counts for a lot of terms at the same time.
The Nodereference Explorer (NRE) is a selection dialog for creating references between nodes. Editors can link arbitrary content type instances, e. g. pages, stories, news, images etc., with each other. Typical use-cases are for instance:
Drupal implementation of Alex King's wonderful Popularity Contest WordPress plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/popularity-contest/).
Required: Views
Recommended: Statistics (core), Comment (core)
This module provides time tracking for your Drupal site. You can use it to track time spent on issue resolution, or just about anything else you'd like to track. The time data is available to Views so you can query and report on your time tracking activities.
Other handy features:
UPDATE: Module development has resumed since a new maintainer has been appointed.
Provides a widget for Node Reference which displays the node teasers instead of a select box, and allows choosing the referenced nodes
from a Modal panel. The list is optionally sortable, depending on JQuery UI Sortables. The modal supports pagination, exposed filters
and exposed sorting, all using AJAX.
The intention of this module is to facilitate the creation of building materialized views of content entities. This would allow you to query entities of different types in a single performant query.
See this Google Summer of Code project where this module is proposed to be developed.
This project was discontinued as the approach is far too specific and unperformant.
A relatively small module that allows one to add a field to a view of type user that will expose one or more of the latest posts made by that user, without the use of complicated computed fields or custom argument code.
The use is pretty simple:
