Content editing experience

This module use the global Solace API filter form to enable site-wide search form using the filter UI. It's able of replacing the old legacy Search core module, even use its own forms if enabled.

It does do a full usage of Solace API filter form, including the Quick search toolbar feature added with 6.x-1.0-beta5 release.

This module extends the nodereference fields by providing a filter based searching engine in order to automatically fill it using the Solace API filters features as backend.

This means you can attach a SolR filter instance to node reference fields. Then, any node owner can enable and configure a complex SolR query using the Solace API simple filter form in order to configure the content the would want to see in their node reference.

Notice that this module only feeds node reference fields using on site content, so you might want to use this module side by side to the Feeds module.

This module provides a full API to create SolR complex filters, using a nice AJAX (using AHAH) form. The UI was designed to be used by end-users quite easily, nothing such as views can do, but simple and quite efficient.

This module only provides needed API for other modules. If you are an end user, please look at this module list:

• Solace Node Reference : this module extends the feature by adding a complex nodereference fields auto-fill using the Solace filters features as backend.
• Solace Search : this module use the global Solr Assistant filter form to enable site-wide search form using the filter UI.

A collection of views examples that can be turned on and used directly within views. You can use the views examples as-is on your site, or you can clone them and use them as a starting point for further customized views.

Although this module works, it will likely be rewritten as a features package in the future.

How to Use

1. Enable views and views_examples modules.
2. Go to views_examples settings page: /admin/settings/views_examples
3. Turn on the examples you would like to try out. Some examples require additional modules which are noted. You won't be able to enable those examples until the required modules are enabled.
4. Go to views build page: /admin/build/views. The enabled examples will be shown.
5. Click "clone" for any example you want to edit. This is not strictly necessary (you can simply edit the example view itself) but, if you clone it instead, you will be left with the original example view for reference.
6. Edit your cloned version and play around. Preview results of the view at the bottom of the page by choosing the display and then clicking the Preview button.
7. Have fun!!

Current Views Examples

Most of the examples thus far are fairly simple. One more complicated one is the Similar by Terms example.

This project is looking for a new maintainer. Please post in the issue queue if you are interested.

Please see LinkIt and LinkIt Picker for actively developed replacement for Node Picker.

Please use the following module to MIGRATE YOUR LINKS from Node Picker format: Node Picker Migrate.

This is a rewrite of the module TinyMCE Node Picker that aims to support additional editors besides TinyMCE. In the current ALPHA release TinyMCE, FCKEditor and CKEditor are supported. Support for additional editors such as openWYSIWYG and YUI Editor will be added if there is a demand for it.

Node Picker

Node Picker provides a button in supported editors that displays a list of links to content. Choosing a link inserts it into the editor.

The module includes template files which can be edited for your theme, but should not require theming to display correctly.

It also creates two views called nodepicker_nodes and nodepicker_taxonomy which can be edited to change the results that the link picker displays.

Integration between Privatemsg, Views and Views Bulk Operations. Allows to create lists of private messages using Views and also provides optional Privatemsg UI based on Views.