E-commerce

Note: The open source ad server software formerly known as OpenX (and before that Openads) was sold by OpenX Technologies, Inc to one of the developers and is now referred to as Revive Adserver. See http://openx.com/press-releases/openx-sells-open-source-ad-serving-product and http://www.revive-adserver.com/blog/openx-announces-sale-of-openx-source for the announcements.

This module integrates the popular open source ad server Revive Adserver (formerly OpenX and before that Openads) with Drupal. The last versions the Drupal 6.1.x branch of this module was tested with were OpenX 2.6 and OpenX 2.4. The Drupal 6.2.x branch and 7.1.x versions of this module have been tested with Revive Adserver is 3.0.5 but have not been tested with any previous versions of Revive Adserver and its previous incarnations (OpenX/Openads).

Previously supported OpenX invocation methods include:

• Javascript (default)
• Remote
• Local
• XML-RPC

In the 6.2.x and 7.1.x branch of this module the same invocation methods above are supported and have been tested with Revive Adserver version 3.0.x.

This was a Drupal 4.7.x-era e-commerce module.

Classified Ads provides a simple system to run a classified ads service on Drupal.

With this module, users can create their free Classified Ads in the style of craigslist.

Classified Ads may belong to one or more categories (e.g. "For Sale", "Want to Buy"), defined as taxonomy terms.

Classified Ads lists are completely sortable and customizable, with or without Views.

Automatic warning notifications inform users about the status of their ads: half-life, expiring soon, expired, impending purge, purged, ...

SimpleCommerce is a small, lightweight api for selling products using drupal.

classifiQ is on its way to become a complete solution for classified ads.

This module is abandoned and should not be used. It should be unoublished some time in June 2009.

Add e-ticket functionality to your site. Integrates with E-Commerce module, adding a product type of E-ticket, that can have availablity control (certain number of tickets), and provides E-ticket details form on checkout screens to allow customer to enter all the details of the ticket holders when purchasing, and saves them in guestlist on database. The guestlist can be sorted and printed.

This is a very fast implmentation and has worked on a live site which I had to develop at very short notice. The form is specific to the event, there is no configuration options for this (it was for a Pimps & Hoes Party) but this can be modified at code level. The module worked when used without any problems to sell 200 tickets! Obviously this is the first version and there will be improvements in the future, anyone who wants to help out please let me know.

TO DO:

• Tidy up code into nice functions
• Make forms configurable
• Make e-tickets work with more than one node, so several tickets for different events/services can be sold at once.
• TEST!

05/Mar/08 - A lot of people have contacted me here and on my site about getting a release for version 5. I am very aware how bad I've been since posting this up at maintaining the module (like all my others) so I am happy to take on other contributors to help with this module. However you will be happy to hear that I am working on a version 5 module that also integrates with the Forms module API to allow configurable eTicket forms! Whatch this space!