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Chris has been developing for the web since 1999 and has used a variety of technologies during that time including Perl, PHP, MySQL, C and Oracle. He specializes in high performance database backed systems and has a particular fondness for systems that are highly configurable and self documenting.
Prior to joining Phase2 Chris worked for Morris DigitalWorks for 10 years, most recently as Principal Engineer. He received several awards for his work while at Morris and his work there took him as far away as Melbourne, Australia. He holds a bachelor of science degree in psychology from the University of Georgia.
posted on 12 Mar 10
Here are two tricks that you can use when you need to provide data for use in views.
If you need to provide data to views that rely on tables already present in a view you can use the table parameter to ensure views builds your joins the way you desire. This can be handy when using organic groups and you want data from two different nodes to be available in your result.
Read more on Chris's blog
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