For businesses using Lyris ListManager to deliver mailing lists and newsletters, this module leverages the Lyris SOAP API to allow you to create, save and deliver mailing list content as well as allow users to subscribe and unsubscribe from lists right from your site.
Version Support
The current supported Lyris API version is 10.x, while 11.x is partially supported and can easily be adapted to be supported as well.
What it Does Now
Create a new list
Import an existing list
Manage subscribers
Allow users to subscribe and unsubscribe
Create list content
Deliver list content (mailings)
Setup permissions hierarchies to allow lower-level roles to safely generate and deliver content
Manage unsubscribe requests
Features In Progress
Complete support for Lyris API 11.x
Display list content on the site as browsable content (similar to nodes)
Import list content from Lyris
Incorporate lists, content, mailings and subscribers into Views
Create single-list Subscribe and Unsubscribe buttons as blocks
The NameCheap API allows you to build web and desktop applications that integrate with your NameCheap account. It allows you to programmatically perform operations like domain search, domain register, purchase SSL etc., from within your application.
Place the appropriate version of the Namecheap SDK in the libraries directory within the site you are working. That may be 'default' or 'all' like the following: sites/all/libraries or sites/default/libraries. The end result after extracting the library should be sites/.../libraries/namecheap/registrars/namecheap/namecheap.php.
Configuration can be performed either using variables hardcoded into settings.php or the UI. If you want to hardcode them then look at the UI for the variable names.
$conf['namecheap_username'] = '...';
$conf['namecheap_password'] = '...'; // API key, but SDK did not rename it.
$conf['namecheap_testmod'] = '...';
The following is an example of how to use the API inside of Drupal.