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Updated release containing some new features and bug fixes. Current views' output shouldn't change, but as this is an alpha version module, please test the consistency with your configuration before upgrading production.
This is an incremental release that fixes a critical bug brought on by some automated reformatting that caused a 'z' to appear in views_html. No other fixes between alpha1 and 2.
Its been a long time coming, but here is the first release of views datasource! Please test the alphas and submit bugs as you find them (preferably with patches ;))
Since 2012 the following has been done on the 7.x branch:
This first beta release has significant changes from the alpha releases.
To upgrade from the previous version you should first:
1. Set your view's style to Unformatted or any one of the built-in
view styles.
2. Disable all 4 Views Datasource modules.
3. Delete each Views Datasource module folder from your modules folder.
4. Place the new versions of the modules in your modules folder.
5. Reenable each module.
6. Set your views' style to whichever plugin you were using. Check the
settings to see the new options available for the plugin.
Exhibit JSON output now validates with the validator at http://simile.mit.edu/babel/validator Added simple JSON support to views_json
Added views_rdf plugin with FOAF renderer. Added views_xhtml plugin with hCard
renderer.
Exhibit JSON output now validates with the validator at http://simile.mit.edu/babel/validator Added simple JSON support to views_json
Added views_xml plugin with raw XML and OPML renderer. Added views_rdf plugin
with FOAF renderer. Added views_xhtml plugin with hCard renderer.
This is a proof-of-concept release with working views_json and views_xml plugins for Drupal 5. The available formats are Exhibit JSON, OPML, and Raw XML.
This is a proof-of-concept release with a working views_json plugin for Drupal 6. In the Views interface simply select the view style as JSON data document (Exhibit format only) and the row style as Unformatted (separator must be |). Because the template changes the page Content-type to text/javascript and immediately exits Drupal, the live preview will throw an error. This can be ignored; just save your view as a page and view it normally at the URL to get the JSON output. I forgot to remove a debug print statement at the top so you will see Array
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