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Exposes Drupal DB tables to Views

This is a simple module which does one thing: provides an admin page for site-builders to choose which tables in a site's Drupal DB to expose to Views.

The module then loads all the fields for each chosen table and detects the data type of the field and sets appropriate views field, sort, filter, and argument filters (for example numeric, string, date, or "default").

It also looks for a primary key of the table and if one is found it sets it as the base field for a views base table and makes the table accessible to views.

If you need more robust data management needs you might try the
Data module. It has a broader focus of data management in general.

Views Expose Tables is focused on simply exposing tables in the Drupal DB to views. Any table. Its small, efficient, and requires no dependencies (other than Views). It also doesn't care if the table is "owned" by another module. Views Expose Tables makes no modifications to the tables or schema.

Use cases:

There are times where Drupal's default weight sorting mechanism is not enough to organize terms inside a vocabulary.

This module provides the infrastructure to allow other modules to set an arbitrary order of a given term specific to the user.

A good use case would be allowing users to re-sort data presented to them based on their interests. For example, if a site lists books, and you like reading romance rather than sci-fi, then you can re-order the terms without affecting the other users.

Usage:

In Code:

In your own custom modules you can call the function *taxonomy_term_weight_by_user_set_weight($term_id, $weight, $uid) to set the weight for a specific term as preference for a specific user.

Also you can get the current weight using the function *taxonomy_term_weight_by_user_get_weight($term_id, $uid)

* The uid is optional and when not provided the uid of the currently logged in user will be used.

Views:

This module provides an extra sorting type named "Taxonomy weight by User" if the view has a relation with Taxonomy Term. See the image above for reference.

This module also provides a Contextual Filter called "Taxonony weight by User: User id:", with this filter you can set a specific order or set a default value i.e Current logged user.

This module is developed and maintained by:

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