Checkout the paypal.module and other gateway modules that already exist for the ecommerce suite (http://drupal.org/project/ecommerce).
It should not be a huge problem to integrate eurobill with its IPN, should it?
I would want to use that Eurobill plugin with the drupal ecommerce subscription gateway (e.g. an existing user pays via the eurobill plugin for a role subscription; the username and the password of that user should be passed to eurobill's gateway via IPN; after payment successfully proceeded, user's role[usergroup] should change).
Important:
- Support of recurring payments
- Support of Direct Debit payments
This module should be developed for drupal 4.7 and as soon as 5.0 comes out it should be also available for 5.0.
I have created a flexinode content type. When a user creates a nodes of this flexinode type, I want it to automatically get assigned to a menuitem AND for some flexinode types the users should be presented a specific set of menuitems, which the users can choose from and the content should be associated with the chosen menuitem.
What is the best way to do this? This is what I have already tried.
hi
I installed the civiCRM in my drupal installation. But when I try to make a new addition like "add a new individual" it returns an error or rather a warning that the folder templates_c/en_US is not writable. Why is this? Need I make any changes in the settings of the civiCRM or changing the mode of the folder is the only issue?
It currenlty works as I changed the writability of the specified folder. But is this the only way out? Is this a bug in the module?
Just #1 on my modules wish list for 2007. I thought there might be a way to use the diff tool to do this (or cygwin diff.exe for win users), just the same way that the gallery project uses external tools to do stuff (netPBM, ffmpeg, imagemagick, zip, etc.).
It could be used to automatically apply patches to e.g. other modules. Would there be a way to overcome the implied security problems? Is this sci-fi or is it doable? (Would anyone be interested in development?)