Image cache for image thumbnail.
Add preset to add a action. For example, resize, then when the image uploaded, it would create thumbnail and save the small image in files/imageache/Preset name/
Try the following
1. Add a relationship for your content taxonomy field (click the + in "relationships" and choose content:Size or similar)
2. Add a field in your table that is Taxonomy:Term (and not content:Size). In the Relationship: drop-down, choose "content:Size term" or something similar (whatever you called your relationship in step 1.). Set up the rest of your field as usual.
3. Click the options symbol right next to style:table in the "basic settings" section. You will see a list of fields and there should be a "sortable" checkbox next to field you just added. Check it and save.
Your field should now be sortable by clicking on the table headers.
I have not tried it with node reference but I suspect it might work as well, if you get the right combination of relationships.
How to sort by term weight not alphabetically
Source: http://drupal.org/node/272424
Posted by alex.k on October 2, 2009 at 9:48am
Great tip in #3, thank you.
For those interested, you can extend this a little bit to sort not alphabetically, but by term weight. That'll allow you to reorder terms at admin/content/taxonomy and have the sorting respect that order. Useful for sequences like "low, medium, high".
Add the relationship, and per instructions above, add the "Taxonomy: Term" field. Also, add the "Taxonomy: Weight" field. Configure the Term field as you need it, and check "Exclude from display".
On the Weight field, check "Rewrite the output of this field", and enter the token for the term field you have above. The naming convention isn't very nice in that it's hard to tell which field is the one you need. For me they looked like "[name_1]", "[name_2]", etc.
Now the weight field is what Views is showing and doing sorting on, but thanks to the rewrite the Term field is actually displayed.
For those interested, you can extend this a little bit to sort not alphabetically, but by term weight. That'll allow you to reorder terms at admin/content/taxonomy and have the sorting respect that order. Useful for sequences like "low, medium, high".
Add the relationship, and per instructions above, add the "Taxonomy: Term" field. Also, add the "Taxonomy: Weight" field. Configure the Term field as you need it, and check "Exclude from display".
On the Weight field, check "Rewrite the output of this field", and enter the token for the term field you have above. The naming convention isn't very nice in that it's hard to tell which field is the one you need. For me they looked like "[name_1]", "[name_2]", etc.
Now the weight field is what Views is showing and doing sorting on, but thanks to the rewrite the Term field is actually displayed.
Don't add to the db directly