You can always create links that load other pages via AJAX but you will still load a full page HTML while you may only need a single HTML element from the loaded page and this is what AJAXify focuses on.
AJAXify allows created views, for example, to load a single HTML element from another page.
Project sponsored by OpenCraft.
The dompdf module allows other modules to utilize the dompdf library, written and maintained by Benj Carson. The module is currently just a very lightweight implementation, containing a method that allows other modules to stream a PDF to the browser and also includes basic Views integration.
Enables the creation of a views field that is the same for every row.
This module provides a mechanism for a View block to have AJAX based pagination. There are other good modules out there that provide functionality similar to this (one standout that comes to mind is Dynamic Views) but I found that they did not either support paging the way I wanted, or did not provide highly flexible theme support, so I decided to give it a shot myself.
Quick-start:
To use this module:
This module is still under heavy development, use at your own risk.
Why write something that's a "do it all" instead of integrating few popular modules all in together to bring you both functionality and customization?
This module conflicts with image module.
The following modules are required:
Defines a 'weekly office hours' field type, allowing you to specify when a location is open or closed.
The D8-version is now the version for new functionalities. New features are:
- separate formatters for string, table and status.
- comments per time slot.
The D7-version is only maintained for errors.
The D6-version is not maintained anymore.
A short intro can be found here.
Logs each time a View is used on your site. The intent is to identify Views that are no longer in use and may be safely deleted.
This module lets you sort Views fields in a more natural way. Text fields containing numbers will be sorted is the way humans expect them to be sorted.
Without this module:
Chapter 10, section 20c.
Chapter 10, section 7
Chapter 2, section 4a.
With this module:
Chapter 2, section 4a.
Chapter 10, section 7
Chapter 10, section 20c.
This project is abandoned and does not contain any usable code. The Carousel module was intended to be a unified solution that incorporated Views Carousel and jCarousel modules together. After a period of stagnant development, the maintainers of these modules decided to create a new 2.x branch of jCarousel and merge the work there instead of creating yet another project.
The Views Last Editor module makes the user who edited a node available to the Views module; much in the same way as the author of a node is available to the Views module.
If you are using Views 2, you can use Relationships to get information about the user who edited a node, so there will be no release for Drupal 6.
