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Seeking an Ubercart, Drupal, and PostgreSQL experienced programmer for a small job to create a custom checkout pane on the Ubercart checkout screen to include three checkbox fields for fields within the profile (profile_[fieldname]). The three checkboxes are for Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Code of Conduct and a Thickbox link should be included with each to the actual files. Optionally, I would like to only include this checkout pane if the user is not already a member and not currently logged in.

I am using Drupal 5.5 with PostgreSQL.

Need someone to code the css for a new theme I've designed. I have a photoshop mock-up and would provide all the graphics for this project. I would certainly be open to any changes the coder might have ideas about. The budget would be very minimal, but the theme would be for general use of the community, not for my site in specific. Please contact with interest and quotes. Here is a link to a jpeg mock-up.

http://www.fouronefourproductions.com/thememockup.jpg

Expert Drupal programmer/designer wanted for development of a new website:

(1) Porting of 1-2 existing css-templates to Drupal 5.x/6.x. One of the templates has partly been ported to Drupal 5.x.

(2) Set-up and customizing Drupal including the necessary modules (CCK, Views, Panels etc.)

(3) Programming / customizing existing modules for client-area backend/frontend. What we want:

- The admin should be able to define and publish client-specific surveys and questionnaires
- The admin must be able to define specific criteria regarding deadline for when the survey/questionnaire must be filled by the client, send
out reminders via e-mail/SMS (not required), how the results of the questionnaires should be calculated and presented to the client (if
possible, automatically calculated and generated)
- When the client is logged in, he/she are presented with a menu of existing surveys/questionnaries in chronological order (for example)
to fill out online
- Client and the admin must be able to comment specific surveys/questionnaires.
- Archive / History functionality
- Document/File archive

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I am seeking to contact with developer of Healthcare.com. Please assist me if you have any information.

From: IncomeCare.com

I've been trying to wrap my head around the Aggregation, Leech or FeedApi module and am looking for a drupal guru with an entrepreneurial spirit to help.

I'm building a niche Amazon Associates store, where I connect to Amazon's REST API and create an affiliate store. They have an API based on XML and use a simple tool where you can grab an XML description of items in a search. I believe using the Aggregation Module, you can turn each item into a node and then with the Views module set up an Amazon store page.

If you look at this tool: http://www.awszone.com/scratchpads/aws/ecs.us/ItemSearch.aws it can build the REST query for you based on a browsenode, which is an Amazon parent.

The only other challenge is that you can only retrieve 10 items per second, so a handler would need to loop for each ItemPage.

The feed would work with taxonomy to automatically create a category for each tag (like manufacture) that you want to capture in the XML.

Unfortunately, I'm not technically sophisticated enough to figure this out, and I'd appreciate some help with this project. I have a great idea for an affiliate store based on drupal, but I need some help with this.
There is a project - http://drupal.org/project/amazontools - that has been abandoned, and barely works in drupal 5.