I filed a support request with the attached node project page, but I thought this problem might have been produced from my own ignorance (not necessarily the module itself), so I'll post this issue to the wider forum groups in case someone has a workaround or can explain what I've overlooked.
I would like to set up a paid subscription service similar to that at http://wpacouncil.org/ using Drupal and the E-Commerce module. However I don't seem to be able to find any documentation that shows how such a system can be set up.
I have found numerous references to such a setup, but have not been able to find a guide, or any post that actually tells you how to set it up.
I want to save custom data in user.data table when a new account is created, but after all, i can't do it and there isn't information out there about it.
Am just finished doing some modifications to an existing mail.module that I would like tested and some minor help with before creating a patch.
The functionality of mail.module is as follows:
Allows a site administrator or a user with the correct permissions to send a plain text email to every registered member of a drupal site or only to members with a certain role type.
The modifications allow you to :
send an enhanced HTML email or a plain text email.
attach a file to the email*
specify a different character set for the mail (useful for languages with special characters)
Specify if you want a "READ RECEIPT" send back to the site admin.
Specify a priority for the email (highest - urgent - normal etc.)
* at the moment you set the file to be attached under ADMIN/SETTINGS. Not ideal, I know. I'm looking for assistance on how to pull a node attachment into the email instead.
To get a copy of the module (tested already in drupal 4.6.0 and email programmes including hotmail.com, outlook, eudora and phoenix) click on the following link:
To install, simply unrar or unzip the file and upload to a modules/mail/ folder and
enable using ADMINISTER --> MODULES page.
INSTALLATION & SETUP
Do not use this beta model to send a mass mailout on a live site without testing first!