Maintenance fixes only

List of nodes as Views' filter

Views provides us with abundance of filters; however, Views doesn't provide a list of nodes as a filter for this reason. This module solves that issue by, well, using Views!

Views Node Filter obtains the result of a view's display to be used as a filter in another display (although you can still end up with the above issue if you create a view for a filter that returns thousands of results).

How to create a filter

Here's how to create a page where you can use an exposed node filter to filter the content (this is written with an assumption that the readers know how to use Views):

1. Install and enable Views and Views Node Filter.
2. First, create a view display that returns a list of node IDs. The result of this display will be used as a filter in another view / display.
3. In 'Fields', add a 'nid' field (you can add other fields, but they will be ignored). Save the view.
4. Create another view (or a display) for the actual page view. Create a page display and specify the path.
5. In 'Filters', select 'Views Node Filter' and tick 'nid'. In the configuration box that opens below (if you have JavaScript enabled), select the view and display created in step #2.

This module is an add-on to the Modalframe API module.

This module makes it easy to add the Optimizely tracking code in your page's HEAD.

Optimizely.com is a A/B testing tool that helps you optimize your site's conversion rate.

Enable the module, go to the settings page and add your Optimizely account ID. Enabling the default project will apply the Optimizely javascript snippet site wide "*" or adjust the path setting for the Default project to target specific pages. Additional project entries are also support for Silver and higher Optimizely accounts.

This module is created and sponsored by netstudio.gr, a drupal development company in Athens, Greece.

7.x-2.0 Support added for multiple project entries for a Silver+ Optimizely accounts. Each project entry specifies target paths to include the Optimizely project (Javascript) on the specific site paths. Targeting paths eliminates the need to load Optimizely javascript on every page of a site resulting in better general site performance.

Each entry can be:

• enabled / disabled
• point to a single or multiple paths
• specific paths and / or wildcards
• any change to an entry is applied immediately by clearing the specific page cache based on the paths supplied by the entry.

Extends the node accessibility module, providing centralized statistics information pages.

Notify Stats provides some basic statistic reporting for the Notify module.