Module Description
Description
The Views exclude previous module provides a views filter that excludes nodes that have already been loaded/displayed on the current page.

This is very useful when you have pages with several embedded views, and you want to make sure that a given node only appears once in the page.

The advantage of using Views exclude previous rather than manually excluding nodes is that:


* Each view does not need to know which context it will be displayed in
* Each view can be displayed in a different context (different page, different order) without needing to change the filter
* Only the nodes that are actually displayed are taken into consideration - not those that would fall beyond the first page of the pager

Example
Say you have a view A which displays the 5 most recent nodes tagged with 'Carrot' ; and a view B which displays the 5 most recent nodes tagged with 'Freedom'. Both views are displayed on the same page (A before B) ; and both have the Views Exclude Previous filter. Then, given a node N tagged with both 'Carrot' and 'Freedom' :


* If node N is in the 5 most recent entries of both A and B, then it will be displayed for A only
* If node N is in the 5 most recent entries of B, but not in the five most recent entries of A then it will be displayed for B

Version 3.x
A new version is currently under development, it will support all entity types instead of only nodes.

#2912820: Roadmap for 3.x

Project Usage
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Security Covered
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Version Available
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Module Summary
Views exclude previous module aims to solve the issue of nodes being displayed multiple times on a page with embedded views by filtering out nodes that have already been loaded/displayed on the current page.
Data Name
views_exclude_previous

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