I am working on creating a module for Drupal that will allow the administrator to set up hosting packages if they have WHM. Right now, I'm mainly in the development stage, and have a great deal based off of the PayPal Subscription module (credit where credit is due). I liked a lot of the ideas in there, but I wanted to fully integrate the PayPal Subscriptions.
I am planning to include:
Use PayPal subscriptions as the payment management system
Allow administrators to import their packages from WHM and then create subscriptions based off of this allowing them to specify different subscription lengths and possibly other services also such as tech support and search engine submission (not managed through this module)
Allow discount codes to be used
Allow for a grace period if a subscription payment is missed
Define custom e-mails (ala PayPal Subscription Module) for each subscription for new customers, late payment notices, and cancellation notices as well as having default e-mails
Allow users to change their packages (This will be a setting that will be disabled as it will involve sending a link probably though the shell itself to WHM with the admin name and PW. So, I have concerns about possible security breaches)
Track payment history
Allow only Authentificated users to create cPanel accounts
I am adding menu items through hook menu in Drupal 4.6.0. I use !$may_cache but the items do not appear on the current page. Instead they appear on the next page. The menu must be built before hook menu gets the non cache items.
I am using module menu. I tried combinations of cache_flush_all, menu_rebuild, and placing things in hook init but ended up with the same behaviour or no menu items or duplicate menu items. The behaviour is the same with may_cache and !may_cache.
I am in the process of upgrading from 4.4.2 to 4.6.3. Presently I have a test system set up on my home PC and I've been gradually adding modules.
What I really noticed is that the Emailpage and Link2page modules that I use on 4.4.2 aren't available under 4.6 (or even 4.5).
Is there a way to activate this in 4.6?
If not, has anyone already created new versions of these modules or in the process of doing so? I am not remotely very good with Drupal so don't want to bother if someone better has already done it all or is about to.
I run several sites on drupal, and while it's great by itself - it's image module is very weak, and the Gallery Integration is unstable. As of right now - Gallery module has several bugs that are serious enough for me not to use it. However, i would love to have a working G2+Drupal integration.
Yes, i know that a good programmer can either fix the integration or write his own, but i'm not a programmer. The original author of gallery module is "busy" with work, and can't work on the module.
Is there a module in drupal which notifies users via email when a new node is added with a specific taxonomy term?
Users could subscribe to the notify list for specific terms? And when new nodes are posted with these taxonomy terms, they get an email.