Views

In an effort to minimize the duplication of jcarousel based modules this module is being deprecated for the Drupal 6 version onward and is being replaced by the jcarousel module. As of the Drupal 6 2.x branch of the jcarousel module views integration is provided.

The carousel module, jcarousel module, and this module are being merged into one effort with the maintainers combining efforts in one module.

oyoaha Liquid Layout provides a simplified, powerful layout and styling implementation for use with the Views module. Now one module controls all the html output styling for all your Views instead of the previously cumbersome process of creating a module for implementing each style or layout. Even better yet, the module can be used to output Json from any View for easy AJAX implementation.

INTRODUCTION
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This module provides options to save filter values for views with exposed filters. This means that if you have a view with exposed filters, the filter values that the user chooses will be saved and restored the next time the user returns to the search page provided by the view.

REQUIREMENTS
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This module requires the following modules:

* Views (https://drupal.org/project/views)

Note: This addon is currently deprecated. Try the "vocabulary context" features in Panels 2.

This is a "taxonomy browser" component for panels. Together with embedded views, it lets you lay out your taxonomy displays any way you like.

Features:

• Each panel handles the browsing for an entire vocabulary
• Good breadcrumbs support, shows term/vocab description and title.
• Replaces standard taxonomy display (taxonomy/term/id)

The Views Mail module provides a flexible method for sending messages to lists of users created by the Views module. You can view the history of how this module came about here: http://drupal.org/node/134931

The 6.x version is currently actively supported. The 5.x version will no longer be maintained.

6.x
The .dev versions previous to November 2009 work with versions of Simplenews prior to RC6.

The .dev versions from November 2009 work with versions of Simplenews from 6.x-1.0.

This API allows for easy and automatic creation of UIs to handle passing arguments to views. It creates a mechanism other than the URI for modules to specify arguments in block and embedded views. Now, there is a standardized interface for allowing users to pre-select arguments to pass to embedded views. In admin/build/views, you can select how you want arguments to be passed to an embedded view.

Integrates the Actions module into Views by providing a field for each action. Similar to how there currently exists an "edit" and "delete" link in Views, that you can add as a field, you can now add a link to perform any action available through the Actions module. Some of the most useful actions to integrate into views are "Publish Node" and "Unpublish Node", which were the original reasons for creating this module. If you add these actions into your view, you have links with each node Views retrieves to perform those actions -- that is, to publish or unpublish your node.

This module uses the Views Argument API to allow you to use one view to generate many different blocks. You create a new view, specifying some arguments (a default one is provided, with a Taxonomy: Term ID argument). Then add some new views_multiblock blocks to your site and in the block configuration page, you use the accompanying form (generated via the Views Argument API) to specify the arguments to pass to the view.

Since this module uses the Views Argument API to deal with the view arguments, you have the option of doing a number of creative things, such as having your block switch which nodes are shown based on the taxonomy of the current node, based on the current user and more.

Important Note: This module is discontinued in favor of Apache Solr AutoTrack and Recommender API. The two modules provides much more powerful features. I'll write some documentations later on how to use ApacheSolr AutoTrack and Recommender API to provide all the functions by Conversation Pivots.

Below is the description of the Conversation pivots for D5.

Backlinks module provides a wiki-style "what links here" filter for Views: give it a node id (via URL argument, for instance), and it will generate a list of all nodes linking to that node, courtesy of search module's index.