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Views also offers 'caching' so you could set that if you do have proof that it is the View display that is slowing down your page load.

To get a Drupal View to show only the civi data that belongs to the current user, set up a View Relationship to join the Civi Contact to the Drupal User. Then add a Filter using 'current user = Yes'. …

To create a Drupal relationship in a View for contacts A - B or B - A you need to add 2x Drupal relationship. In the case of starting with the Org assuming it as at the B end of the relationship, fir …

if i was testing this, i would a/ confirm vbo works for you for normal drupal process (eg node based view, can you use vbo to publish/unpublish), then if that works, b/ set up a civi contact based …

have a look at this one. Not sure it has the Source v Target how you want it but it should provide an example of how to ensure the logged in User sees 'their' Activities. Good luck In summary. Cre …

In most cases this is fixed by running drush cc all. I don't know what the circumstances are that causes the upgrading 'clear caches' to not suffice but this seems to be the fix. If 'Clear Caches' do …

Some times when adding new fields to an existing 'set of fields' you will need to clear Drupal caches before these fields are available through the field chooser in the View.

We find a 'drush cc all' or 'clear all caches' via the UI sorts these situations post-upgrade

Partly depends who needs to see the report but we tend to build all such results in Drupal Views.

I believe this has been implemented now so that there is a setting on the Event section of the webform's civicrm tab so that you can 'allow events to be autoloaded from URL'

The culprit is often the website field which has no filters that enable you to specify which of a number should show and hence they produce multiple rows. But like others say, it could be Address, Ema …

I think this will require a patch to the CiviCRM Views code. If you can offer to do so, you could open a ticket in JIRA and supply the fix

I don't have time to dig out an example but you should find you can add a Views Filter and specify the civi Domain. May depend on whether your View is starting with the Drupal User or with the CiviCRM …

Note this is purely a Drupal question at this point. Anyway, yes requiring the field can suffice. You can also use the Exposed Form to make a search block that has additional settings such as "Input r …

If your View is based on 'users' then your result makes sense. If your View is based on 'civi contact' then your result doesn't make sense unless you are using contextual filter, relationship or fil …