Allows you to create one filter condition that enables a bunch of filter conditions. Sometimes one condition isn't enough for your filter, but you still want the user to be able to change the filter (group).
For example
You have a View that lists human relationships. You might want a filter that shows all Males in love with Females. That would require 2 conditions: 1) side A = male and 2) side B = female. This would be a group. You'll also want the opposite filter: Females in love with Males. That would be another group. You might also want to show all gay relationships where both sides are older than 60. This would require several conditions (and be another group).
How?
You add a special filter: "Global: Composite Filter". Be sure to expose it. You can define groups in this filter's settings. For instance:
m2f|Boys loving girls
f2m|Girls loving boys
These groups are then available when adding other filters.
You will create ALL filters the same way as usual: a whole list of conditions under the "Filter criteria" header in a View. You can add every condition to one particular group (or to none, which means it's always active).
Everyone loves the gmail and facebook inline chat modules. This chat module enables you to seamlessly integrate Gmail/Facebook style chat into your existing website.
Features
Gmail style bottom right display of chat boxes
Rich Ajax Interface
Avatar / Picture Support
Keeps chat boxes open and stores state (data) even when pages are browsed/refreshed similar to Facebook
Displays “Sent at…” after 3 minutes of inactivity
Displays “X says…” & blinks chat boxes when window is not in focus
If chat window is minimized, it displays if new message arrived
Minimize and close chat boxes
Auto-resize of text input box
Auto-scrolling of chat text
Auto-back-off polling policy (hits the server less-often when chat activity is low)
Supports emoticons(detects them automatically in chat messages)
Extremely simple to integrate into existing site
Provides notification sound when a new chat message is received