Views

The CouchDB module provides API access to any Couch Database. The API exposes a majority of the Database, Document, Design and Views API. The CouchDB module when enabled does not do anything. It provides a library to build additional functionality or applications.

The couchdb_watchdog module is a sample implementation of using Drupal with CouchDB.

Please help solidify the development release into a full 7.x release by logging issues and testing the module out.

This module provides a new view style which lets you assign taxonomy terms to the nodes in the view. Use this to quickly add tags to a group of images or other content.

The module supports all the default taxonomy module form widgets as well as the widgets provided by the Active Tags and Hierarchical Select modules.

The Mentions module offers Twitter like functionality, recording all references to a user's username - using the [@username] or [@#uid] filter format - from various locations, providing a centralized page to track all mentions (via the Views module).

 

Features

• Tracks Mentions on any Entity.
• An Input filter to convert [@username] or [@#uid] to the user's profile, e.g., [@deciphered] and [@#103796] become @deciphered.
• Customizable input ([@username], [@#uid]) and output (@username) patterns, including support for Tokens.
• Autocompletion of mentions; Using the jQuery textcomplete library usernames will be suggested while mentioning.
• Integrations with:
  • Machine name - Use a Machine name field as the mention source.
  • Rules - React to created, updated and deleted mentions.
  • Views - Display a list of all mentions, mentions by user, and more.

Data module helps you model, manage and query related sets of tables. It offers an administration interface and a low level API for manipulating tables and accessing their contents. Data module provides Views integration for displaying table data and Drupal search integration for searching table content.

You can use Feeds to import RSS, Atom, CSV or OPML files into data tables.

This adds support for the custom premium players of Bits On The Run hosted content, available from http://bitsontherun.com/. (Yes that's by the same guy who did JW FLV Media Player and Longtail...)

To use this module, you'll first need to install Embedded Video Field, which is packaged with Embedded Media Field (from http://drupal.org/project/emfield).

Description

The Publication Date module adds a "Published on" date for each node, containing the date when it was first published.

Without this, the only dates available for nodes are their created date and changed date, but these are often insufficient to meet the needs of publishing workflows. Sorting nodes by their created date doesn't account for content which is held in draft form for a time while being readied for publication. Sorting nodes by their changed date fails to account for content needing minor corrections after being published.

This (small) module provides a views filter, with sortable field options, for the premium module. It's handy if you want to have pages or blocks to list premium specific (or not) content.

The module was sponsored by http://www.themonthly.com.au.

This module has been integrated within Views Hacks. Its development will continue there.

This module exposes blocks as Views objects.

Update: There is a mostly-working D7 version in git, but it's not an official release because I no longer can maintain it. If you need something for D7 and can't use this code I suggest http://drupal.org/project/node_gallery as an alternative.

I am no longer able to maintain this module, if someone else would like to take it over I'd be glad to hand it over.

This module pulls together the techniques Jeff Eaton outlined in http://www.lullabot.com/articles/photo-galleries-views-attach to automatically create a simple gallery where each gallery is a node with an embedded view of images that were assigned to that gallery. The module creates the content types, sets up the imagecache presets, creates the default gallery view that is embedded into the gallery nodes by Views Attach, and adds css to make it all look nice.

This technique also works well to create individual image galleries for Organic Groups, since the gallery and image content types can be configured as group nodes. Views Gallery OG, included in this package, provides a setup page to make it easy to automatically create a gallery for every group and adds group context to the forms wherever possible so the right groups and group galleries are pre-selected when you create gallery images.

This module is mostly a bit of glue around numerous other Drupal modules. It is a perfect example of something the Features module was designed to do, and it is being reworked as a Feature instead of using custom .install code. All new development will be on the Features version. The versions are:

• The 6.1 branch is the original code, which does not use the Features module.
• The 6.2 branch is the new code, which requires Features, Strongarm, and CTools.
• See the README.txt for instructions about how to upgrade from 6.1 to 6.2.

This module is intended to be a lightweight gallery solution with a simple feature set that you can tweak using the CCK and Views UI and some custom css in your theme. If you want a robust gallery with advanced features, this is probably not the right module to use. If you need a quick and simple gallery solution built on modules you are likely to use elsewhere, this may be a good fit.

Visualize is a Views style plug-in for implementing the jQuery Visualize charting tool.

jQuery Visualize provides accessible charts providing textual information to non-visual users.
It uses a technique with JavaScript to scrape data from an HTML table and generate charts using the HTML 5 Canvas element.

This plug-in is tested in the following browsers: IE6, IE7, IE8, Firefox 2, Firefox 3.5, Safari 3 and 4, Opera 9.