Site structure

This module allows users to pay for a node, such as an event/conference/lecture/course, without the overhead of ecommerce or ubercart.

Different roles can have different amounts for the same node, for example members can be offered a lower rate over non-members.

After signing up for the node using the Signup module, the user will be redirected to Paypal where they can complete the payment. Once Paypal accepts the payment, the database will be updated to confirm the user as an attendee.

Integration with the Signup status module for reporting is also available.

Also see the Signup Pay Early Bird module.

Testers and patches are needed for this module.

Configuration

1. Go to admin/user/access, and assign roles to the 'sign up for content' permission

2. Go to admin/content/types create a content type like "course" or "conference", then enable signups for that content type.

3. Go to admin/settings/signup_pay and check "Enable payment on signup for all new signup enabled nodes by default". If you want anonymous users to be able to signup and pay, then uncheck the "Deny anonymous" too.

This module provides a CCK field for Latitude/Longitude. It stores the values in a fairly naive/simple manner as mere decimal numbers. It provides basic views integration to show the values as numbers. A more full featured solution is the CCK Geographical Well Known Text field provided by the Geo Module.

Jewish site owners are required by the Halacha (the jewish law) to close their site on Shabbat and Jewish holidays, if the site aims towards a Jewish audience or if the site is in a primarily Jewish language such as Hebrew, Yiddish or Ladino.

This module is an interface to integrate 3rd party mechanisms, which watch Shabbat times and allow a website to be Shabbat and jewish holidays observant. Content will be blocked on shabbat and jewish holidays schedule, according to the surfer's location. This is done in a google-friendly way (so that the site will continue to exist for Google).

Conditional Fields is an admin user interface with the ability to modify fields appearance and behavior on certain conditions when viewing content defined by dependencies between fields based on their states and values.

Details

Conditional Fields allows you to manage sets of dependencies between fields. When a field is “dependent”, it will only be available for editing and displayed if the state of the “dependee” field matches the right condition. When editing a node (or any other entity type that supports fields, like users and categories and custom entities like build by ECK), the dependent fields are dynamically modified with the States API. A simple use case would be defining a custom “Article teaser" field that is shown only if a "Has teaser" checkbox is checked. Or a boolean field, which if checked, makes another field invisible. But much more options are available.

This module lets administrators blacklist a set of terms on vocabularies.

The Signup Status module extends the Signup module's functionality by allowing users with permission to administer signups on signup-enabled nodes to set the status of a user's signup. This can be used, for example, to mark users as "Paid" or "Completed." By default, the module comes with two default statuses, "Approved" (the default status) and "Wait listed."

This module features:

• Limit number of signups per status.
• Wait list functionality for the signup module with optional auto-transition to "Registered" status.
• Printable rosters as HTML, PDF or CSV.
• Modifications to the Signup Broadcast form that allows signup creators to email a group of signups based on signup status.
• Views module support through several fields and filters.

Several optional modules are included in this package, which include:

• Signup Status Log: An administrative log of signup status changes.
• Signup Status Certificates: Grant certificates to users based on their status. See "Configuring Certificate Templates" below.
• Signup Status Mailer: Email users when their signup status has changed.