Integrations

PayWay is a payment processing gateway offered by Westpac in Australia.

Module closely integrates with Search and Facet APIs, it logs search queries (keywords and facets) and provides site maintainers with a visual representation of the collected data, which can be sho

This is 3rd party integration with Booking.com service.

This module provides a framework accessing Booking.com API for Drupal developers.

Provided XML data from Booking.com allows you to present selections of hotels on your website that match your target audience. In combination with our multilingual hotel content you are able to serve a wider range of visitors on your website. By using XML you are flexible in delivering content including the reservation process to your customers (optional). The XML service allows you to completely integrate our product in your own website's layout served from your own server, exactly in the way you like.

The Booking.com XML grants you access to all hotel data. The data can be retrieved by XML and should be stored locally, in your own database. Hotel data consists of basic hotel information, various descriptions of the hotel, photos, pricing and availability (only real-time). Furthermore a basic list of countries, cities and regions can be retrieved via XML.

Note: This is not an official module of Booking.com, so you'll not find any help regarding the Booking.com service issues.

Documentation

Affiliate partners FAQ:
http://www.booking.com/general.html?tmpl=docs/partners_affiliate_help
Affiliate Partners Registration:
https://www.booking.com/partnerreg.html

Overview

About

Disable Mail is a module which allows you to disable outgoing mail on your site. You can do this for all mail, or specify which modules this should apply to.

This works by providing a MailSystemInterface. A MailSystemInterface is a mail handler. This means that when any module or the system sends mail, this handler decides what to do. The default handler sends mail using PHPs mail functions while others store the mail in a log file. This handler simply does nothing and reports a success to the system.

Set Up

To enable this feature, the user needs to enable the module and then set their configuration in the settings.php file. Below are some examples of how to set these settings up. The basic idea is that we are setting a Drupal configuration variable that lists the various handlers Drupal and modules should use.

Here is an example of a setting in settings.php. This line can be added anywhere in that file.

$conf['mail_system'] = array(
  'default-system' => 'DisableMail',
);

The above settings sets the "mail_system" default to "DisableMail" (the MailSystemInterface included in this module).

You could also add a conditional arguement such as:

<?php
if ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] === "example.com") {

Overview

This module is an expansion of the already existing Mailchimp module.