I really like that whole idea. Then we could have handy hooks to easily
modify those queries if someone wishes, like maybe an easy way to add
index hinting.
Jamie Holly
http://www.intoxination.net
http://www.hollyit.net
Earl Miles wrote:
The argument for having Views in core is that Views would then power a
whole ton of core:
tracker.module: Just a view.
blog.module: Just a view.
/node front page: Just a view.
/rss.xml: Just a view.
node content admin: Could be a view, with VBO.
user admin: Could be a view, with VBO.
recent comments block: Yep, a view.
recent blog posts block: Yep, a view.
active forum posts? Sho 'nuff.
Having a bunch of this stuff be Views natively, instead of hardcoded
queries and whatnot, would be a big step closer to separating the API
from the Application, and the Application would become *much* more
replaceable. And tweakable. Because once it's a view, then on your site
you can tweak it as much as you can tweak any view. And that's rather a lot.
