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sortableviews

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This is an alternative to the popular DraggableViews module. The difference lies in that this module stores weights directly on entity fields.

Here is how it works:

  1. Create a view of any entity and have its format be any of "Sortable HTML list", "Sortable Unformatted list" or "Sortable table". Make sure the entity type has a spare integer field or base field to store the weight.
  2. In the view format settings, specify such field for storing weight.
  3. Add the field "Sortableviews: Drag and drop handle." to the view. This is the actual "handle" users will use to perform the drag and drop.
  4. Add your weight field as a sort criteria as well. It can be either in asc or desc fashion.
  5. Finally, add the "Save Sortableviews changes" handler to either your view header or footer. This is the button users will use to save changes and will only appear when there are changes to be saved.
  6. Your view should now be sortable.

Be aware that the sorting process will always overwrite whatever weight an entity had. Also, weight conflicts may occur if using multiple sortableviews for the same entity type and bundle.

Activity

Total releases
1
First release
Jul 2026
Latest release
14 hours ago
Release cadence
—
Stability
100% stable

Releases

Version Type Release date
8.x-1.4 Stable Jul 3, 2026