I developed a large open-source project and I designed the site using Drupal (a solution that I really love). I planned to add a "donation" page to it for accepting donations from users.
I found two modules on the Drupal CVS that could be suitable: paypal_framework and paypal_tipjar. What I found, unfortunately, is that both the projects have been discontinued and they can be run only from Drupal 4.6 (I tried running them under 4.7, but I got many errors).
I am interested in creating a site where certain users can manage articles, files, and user profiles. But I don't want these users to have access to the entire portal admin, just content admin. I'd like to have the article management module act as any other module, where I can specify which users can see and use it.
First, can this be done without any modifications to the current modules?
I just applied this patch for the survey and forms modules to get it working with 4.7 (cvs). But I see no way to create fields? Any advice? http://drupal.org/node/43346
Hi! In Drupal 4.6, the $category parameter to hook_user allowed you to have separate areas for different kinds of data to be entered. However, 4.7 doesn't seem to be doing this. As a result, my forms never get displayed, because I'm keying off of the category. Is this no longer the way to do things? Why is the $category parameter never set to anything besides 'account'?
The CiviCRM team has released an integration between the Citizenspeak module and CiviCRM. Feel free to give it a try and see how you can integrate your modules with a full-featured constituent relationship management system. Note this integration works with CiviCRM 1.5, which is the current development version avaliable from svn.