InterWorks Blog: Views

Seeing as we're the experts, we thought we'd share some of our intel. But beware, this level of inside information may cause extreme shock and awe. If you get lost, just fire up a flare - we'll come and get you.

20
Jan 2012
Chris Armstrong
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In Drupal 6, a module called Imagecache allowed developers to create custom styles to dynamically manipulate an image. We typically use Imagecache to scale and crop images to specific dimensions, but...[more]
03
Jan 2012
Matt Mueggenborg
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It's not uncommon for a client to have multiple locations within their organization. When those locations are updated and changing frequently, a flexible locations map page on the client's website is...[more]
28
Dec 2011
Frank Suchomel
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There are several reasons to overwrite an SQL query generated by a view whether it's to improve performance or join to tables not available to the view. After setting up the view, create a module...[more]
16
Dec 2011
Spencer Amaral
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BEWARE: INCREDIBLY SIMPLE These steps work for: Drupal 6 Drupal 7 The Need We had a client request come in that required for us to add a new tab to the user profile for a new page. The Problem How in...[more]
03
May 2010
Matt Mueggenborg
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There have been several occasions when I've been working on a Drupal view and needed some conditional logic when re-writing the output of a field.  It would be nice if there were some kind of...[more]
01
Feb 2010
Sean Corrales
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The Views module is one of the most powerful and useful modules available for Drupal; a veritable swiss army knife able to build pages, interfaces, blocks, and more.  Oftentimes when working on...[more]
21
Sep 2009
Sean Corrales
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Trailing Separators when using Zen based themes and Custom Breadcrumbs While using the Custom Breadcrumbs module to implement breadcrumbs on Views pages for a client's site, I encountered an issue...[more]
07
Aug 2009
Sean Corrales
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The Finder module is a search module that can be used to complement or replace Drupal's core search functionality. The great thing about Finder is it can use a View to specify what content is to be...[more]

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