Under active development

This module allows creation of a number of nodes of chosen type for some users. It temporarily overrides the node creation permissions and keeps track of the number of nodes the user can create.

It can be used as standalone module or as an e-commerce plug-in. In the second case paypernode can be integrated with Ubercart, providing a new "product feature" which will allow, upon product purchase, to create a number of nodes.

This module also supports integration with Views, providing a simple way to track down nodes created through paypernode system.

State of art

D7 version is currently in development: you can use issue queue to request new features and report bugs.
D6 version is maintained for bug fixes only.

Screencasts

"How to Create An Event Registration System with Ubercart" by Peter Yaworski (yaworsk):
http://torontowebsitedeveloper.com/drupal-video-tutorials/drupal-ubercar...
http://torontowebsitedeveloper.com/drupal-video-tutorials/continuing-ube...

Sponsors

This module is currently mantained by blackice78 (http://ganovelli.it).

A simple tree presentation of one book.

What it does is to take as input a series of Book nodes and create a tree-like structure using Book node relationships.

Usage of the module is quite simple and flexible, and options exist to set the root node, the tree depth and to shorten long titles.

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: