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The second line of code in your example has a typo, you're missing a semicolon. Also, this number you're doing here feels squishy: <?php // code ... ?>[NID]<?php // code ... ?> Is that even work …

I don’t think Views will provide you with the best e-mail friendly output out of the box. But you could easily write your own custom theming function that parses the output returned by the View. …

Code-wise, both Views and displays are represented by objects. … If you want to know by exactly how much, you can go to admin/structure/views/settings (if you are in D7) and select Show information and statistics about the view during live preview, Show the SQL query …

The Views exposed filters block is a Drupal form, one that can be modified via a hook_form_alter or hook_form_FORM_ID_alter implementation. … If you are in D7, the ID you are looking for will most likely be prepended with views-exposed.... …

Field collection items can perfectly participate as Views filters. The key is to use Views relationships. …

Views doesn't have the ability to throw 404 pages because there are "extra" arguments in the URL. Views does throw 404s when there is no argument in the URL (if configured that way). …

Have you tried doing a print_r(), dpm(), etc. on the cache_get() and cache_set() functions to see what's going on? The output of this tends to be somewhat verbose, so I generally like to do an error_l …

Establishing a relationship between your users' field and the book entities would definitely be possible, and rather easy with Views - if both the user and book entity where present in Drupal. … That way you will be able to harness all the power that Views relationships have to offer. You can also consider stealing some data import ideas from The Economist's migration to Drupal. …

Add to the Filter criteria: Where current state = reviewed Add the current field: Workflow: current time That should return you the time of the state change to reviewed, for all nodes who are curren …

It looks like what you are describing is faceted search. In Drupal, a good solution for faceted search is using Apache Solr along with the Apache Solr module. Here's a video tutorial on how to install …

I have not done this before, but I would try doing the following first: Define a View. Make sure the type of View is "user" and not the default "node". Define fields. If you are using Drupal seven, …

For a complete list of Views preprocessors, you can look at the views/theme/theme.inc source code. …

I think I've been at your spot before with a single D6 codebase running on different sites and using Features for managing exportables such as Views. …

As for the present tense, since you already attempted the upgrade, I would start by following step #3 above, and if you can't locate a relevant entry in the Views issue queue that points you in the right …

IMHO I don't think that you will be able to find a module that does this. You will need to write custom code for that. Depending on how comfortable you are hacking with Drupal and PHP you might find i …