Views

Views integration for Webform module (version 8.x-5.x)

Use Webform Views Integration module to expose Webform submissions to Views (Webform is a module for making forms and surveys in Drupal).

Each Webform element will be available as:

Provides a context menu for the Views Bulk Operations module.

All operations available in a Views Bulk Operations enabled view will show up in a context menu on right click.

You can disable or enable the menu for each display and optionally hide the regular VBO form.

The module requires the jQuery Context Menu plugin to function properly.

This module has not been tested on IE.

This module is an add-on to Views. It provides an access plugin which detects whether the current user is member of the current group.

A catalogue shows items in a category, along with subcategories. With this module, this is a view of nodes that embeds a view of terms, with a taxonomy term argument which affects both: the main view shows nodes for the given term, and the embedded view shows the child terms of the given term.

Does your client want to modify the header, footer, title, or empty text of a view, but you don't want to train them on the rather intimidating Views UI admin interface or give them access to pages that may allow them to mess up their site? Then this handy little module is the solution for you!

This module faciliates vertical sharding -- you can move tables to separate databases.

The main idea is to make Views build and execute a query which fetches IDs and then auxiliary queries fetching other fields from other databases. The fields involved in WHERE, ORDER, GROUP, HAVING should be in one database. The auxiliary queries on PHP 5.3 and MySQL will eventually use mysqli_poll to faciliate parallel processing.

Creates a block that displays a ticking time clock based on the time set in the user's computer system. (That's all).

Dev version to include date as well.

This module allows to create views of twitter messages.

Therefore it directly builds a query and send it to the twitter api http://apiwiki.twitter.com/API-Overview. You shouldn't use this on every page load, because it will slow down your site.

Part of the Domain Access suite.

Provides Views integration for Domain Access.

Note that the module requires Domain Access 7.x.2.14 or higher.

This views style plugin displays the results of a view as a crosstab (also commonly called a pivot table) - grouping rows by one field, columns by another, and using an aggregate function (count, sum etc) of a third field for the table data.

For example, this module will take a table view with linear output like:

And turn it into a crosstab that counts the number of each type of content for each author:

A default view "content type count by user" that does just this is included with this module.

Security note: A security vulnerability was discovered and has been fixed. Users of previous versions are strongly advised to update to version 6.x-1.0-alpha2 or higher, 7.x-1.0-alpha1 or higher, or a dev release dated on or after November 14, 2013.