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DHTML Menu uses Javascript to reduce the number of page loads when using nested menus; this is particularly useful with Drupal's administration system.

Republish Module allows administrators to provide a Republish button for the end user to republish the content of a node in an overlay.

This module can be used by other modules to collect and track payments. Through this API, any module can provide a payment form and payments can be handled and tracked centrally.

Payment forms

A payment form is the result of any business rules that include a request or recommendation of payment. Examples include shopping cart checkout pages, donation forms, event registration pages, user registration forms, or tip jars.

A module using this payment API can be very simple or very complex, implementing any amount of business rules that result in a payment request. From there, Pay collects payment information and submits it through a configured payment backend. All payment activities, no matter what they're for, are stored in one place for tracking and reporting purposes.

Modules that implement payment forms include:

• Donate, which can be downloaded here.
• Webform Pay, which adds a Webform component to collect payments.

If you develop a new payment form module, please let us know so that we can add it to this list.

Payment backends

A payment form can support one or more payment methods, using the functionality of a payment method handler. Support for the following backends are available for Pay:

An alternative e-commerce system.

Description

The Table of Contents module generates a list of select header tags in a box. The links point to the anchors so users can quickly access each section of your documents.

The module comes with many features:

• Place the table of contents where you want
• Display the table of contents in a block
• Conditional generation of the table of contents
• Different types of numbering
• Generate identifiers for headers without one
• Links back to the table of contents
• Etc.

A module to create individual aggregator for Organic Groups using Aggregator.