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This module integrates two of the most powerful Drupal modules: Views and Rules.
It allows your rules to execute a view, and your views to execute rules.
Two sides of the coin
This module provides two major pieces of functionality:
Execution of views from a rule. The rendered results of this view can then be used later to pop in an email or add to a comment, etc.
Execution of rules by rendering a view - Via a new display type for views: 'Rules Executor', instead of rendering the results of the view into HTML we render the results 'into' the Rules module. You can specify a rule set to render each row into, and use the fields from the view to specify the arguments for the rule set.
This gives an incredible amount of flexibility and power, with this module you can do things such as:
Automatically close issue tracker cases after two weeks of inactivity.
Email users a digest of their new content every week.
This module allows organic group administrators to set some content types as "open write", allowing registered users to post to an organic group without needing to be subscribed.
This modules enhances the existing Conditional Rules of the Webform Module. It adds the ability to make components dependent on select components(i.e. listboxes, radio buttons, and checkboxes) that appear on the same page.
**Important**
As of Webform version 7.x-4.0-alpha2 this module has been merged into Webform and is no longer necessary. The 7.x-2.x version of this module handles this upgrade. See: #1616376: Create Migration to Webform 4.x
Webform already has support for conditional fields on multi-page forms. For example Field C on Page 2 can be dependent on Field A on Page 1. This module adds the ability to have conditional fields on the same page. This module adds the ability to have Field B on page 1 be dependent on Field A also on Page 1.
This module requires Webform 6.x-3.x.
Features overview:
Showing and hiding components based on "Select options" components that appear above a component on the same page.
Fieldsets can be hidden. All contained components will be hidden.
Mandatory Components will not be mandatory unless shown on the form.
This module provides a Webform component called "Newsletter e-mail" that allows to link webform nodes to one or more Simplenews newsletter subscriptions.