Site structure

Community-managed taxonomy (CMT) opens categorization of content to the site's community.

This module allows an event web site to charge fees for attendance.

The module assumes that the entire site is for a one-time event, and the fee is fixed for everyone. So this module is suitable for subdomains (e.g. 2008.yourconference.org, 2009.yourconference.org, ...etc.).

Views integration is provided, with several fields exposed to views, such as gross amount, net amount, currency, and whether the user has paid or not. Note that this requires the bio module so users are represented by nodes.

If you want a more granular event payment solution, then consider using the Signup Pay for a node module which allows this and much more.

Requires the simple paypal framework.

Sites

This module was developed for the Drupal Association in order to allow conferences to collect an attendance fee.

It was used for two Drupal Conferences:

• Barcelona 2007 Drupal Conference.
• Boston 2008 Drupal Conference.

Moreover the following sites use it as well:

• Ontario Linux Fest 2008.

Author

A collection of addons for the GMap module.

Available modules:

This Drupal module attempts to provide context for content items by displaying a view block with links to other similar content. Similarity is based on the taxonomy terms assigned to content.

The Sliced Menu allows menus to be sliced into a block per level. It behave like primary link with no level limitation.

Note: This addon is currently deprecated. Try the "vocabulary context" features in Panels 2.

This is a "taxonomy browser" component for panels. Together with embedded views, it lets you lay out your taxonomy displays any way you like.

Features:

• Each panel handles the browsing for an entire vocabulary
• Good breadcrumbs support, shows term/vocab description and title.
• Replaces standard taxonomy display (taxonomy/term/id)