Integrations

This module is intended to provide the basic terminology required for the QB API to be able to import/sync the more complicated items from a Quickbooks file via the qbwc interface.

DESCRIPTION:

Module for adding a form for collecting email addresses from website visitors before a download can be completed.

The module works by using JavaScript to inject the form into the
websites theme files by searching for specific hooks in the CSS.

The CSS hook used can be set from the modules administration panel.

The data submitted is emailed to an address specified by the site
administrator within the module configuration panel.

When a user successfully completes the form and the download begins, a cookie is also set on the users machine so that they can download subsequent files without the need of filling out the form again.

The cookie will be set depending upon a selection within the modules administration panel.

INSTALLATION:

1. Place the entire Download Verify directory into your Drupal
modules directory (normally sites/default/modules).

2. Enable the module by navigating to:

Admin > Modules

3. If you want anyone besides the administrative user to be able
to configure the Download Verify (usually a bad idea), they must
be given the "administer download verify" access permission:

Admin > People > Permissions

When the module is enabled and the user has the "administer

An API module that allows you to define blocks as Angular JS controllers.

Static image map is a simple module to create the pointers in the static image(Map). It is used to display the company or customer or distributor

Provide Payway gateway for Ubercart credit card charging.

Integrates with the CloudFlare Host API (http://www.cloudflare.com/docs/host-api.html) to create CloudFlare accounts and Zones. Implements all of the exposed methods except host_key_regen.

This module offers a full CloudFlare Host API class that can be extended as well as a UI for managing CloudFlare hosting accounts.

Installation:
* Install the module
* Visit /admin/config/cloudflare-host
* Enter your CloudFlare Host API Key
* Visit /cloudflare-host
* If you have existing accounts, click "Sync Accounts"

Create a CloudFlare Hosting Account:
* Click "Add Account"
* Enter a customer email address and password

Create a CloudFlare Domain Zone:
* View an existing Hosting Account
* Click "Create a new domain record"
* Enter the zone (ie: example.com)
* Enter the 1st cname (ie: www.example.com)
* Enter the resolvable A record (ie: cloudflare.example.com => should resolve to the actual IP for www.example.com)
* Save the Domain Zone

DNS & Web Configuration (at your DNS and Web Host)
* Create an A Record for your resolvable subdomain (ie: cloudflare.example.com = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
* Create a CNAME record to match the "CNAME Value" of the record on the account view page (ie: www.example.com = www.example.cdn.cloudflare.net)
* Update you .htaccess to forward requests to www.example.com