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This module helps to create custom groups of views that want to be rendered in the same page and allow to create custom filters that could easy be mapped to views exposed filters.
A presentation of multiple views could be done using the views aggregation, but the main problem that inspired me to create this module is the need to create multiple filters that must be mapped to distinct types of filters.
As an example, imagine a multiple views with a date exposed filter that is not matching the same date field. We have date filters that points to node creation date another to the users registration date and another that point to the accesslog date of visit to the page. Then we have tree types of date filters: (node, users and accesslog). With the aggregation of views we can share filters that are common to all the views, but in this case all of them are distinct.
This module resolve that problem implementing a hook that allow to create a mapping between custom filters and exposed filters. We
can create a group of views which share our custom filters and declare the callback functions responsible to generate the form item filters.
The main purpose of this module is to group statistics views that share filters and provide a compare view between distinct input filters.
Development is sponsored by Ideup!
Project information
- Project categories: Content display
- Created by citlacom on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
