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The Equi Join module allows you to create relationships between different entities based on an arbitrary field. This allows the use of relationships in Views without having to add Node References to a content type, which may not be an option when displaying data stored on a third-party database or data provided through custom Views handlers. That said, it works with nodes as well.

As an example, if you have a content type Employee and another content type Department, and they both have a different field that contains their Department ID, you can create a View that links them both by means of the Department ID field. In very simplified terms, the resulting query would be something like (note that the fields for the ON clause can be different as long as they contain similar data to join on):

SELECT *
FROM employee
LEFT JOIN department
ON employee.field_employee_deptid = department.field_department_id;

The above query will retrieve all the employees with their associated departments.

Read more about equi-joins here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Join_(SQL)#Equi-join

Requirements

This module depends on Views.

How to use

Prevents other users from editing admin user, If other users has administrator user rights.

This module is a set of a base component and products to integrate with drupal core. The Blizzard Community Platform API enables communication with the RESTful APIs exposed through the World of Warcraft community site.

http://blizzard.github.com/api-wow-docs/

This module contains a low-level API and a base framework for developers who wants to write their own products upon this library.

From version 8.x, this module will also contains a powerful product for site builders and integrator leveraging the Views module allowing them to create custom pages like rosters, guild progression or loot feeds without the need of programming.