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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:46

You may want to use hook_views_pre_execute (see example example) or hook_views_post_render() where you can add arbitrarily content (new rows or html code) into the view to fake the nodes.

Please check the following code example code example to give you some idea.

You may also compare how other Views-based modules doing non-database query results, such as Search API Views or YQL Views Query Backend.

You may want to use hook_views_pre_execute (see example) or hook_views_post_render() where you can add arbitrarily content (new rows or html code) into the view to fake the nodes.

Please check the following code example to give you some idea.

You may also compare how other Views-based modules doing non-database query results, such as Search API Views or YQL Views Query Backend.

You may want to use hook_views_pre_execute (see example) or hook_views_post_render() where you can add arbitrarily content (new rows or html code) into the view to fake the nodes.

Please check the following code example to give you some idea.

You may also compare how other Views-based modules doing non-database query results, such as Search API Views or YQL Views Query Backend.

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created Sep 16, 2015 at 20:00

You may want to use hook_views_pre_execute (see example) or hook_views_post_render() where you can add arbitrarily content (new rows or html code) into the view to fake the nodes.

Please check the following code example to give you some idea.

You may also compare how other Views-based modules doing non-database query results, such as Search API Views or YQL Views Query Backend.