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This module creates the illusion of associating a Views Slideshow slide with a menu item in a designated menu. At the display of each new slide, the class "activeSlideMenu" is removed from the last menu item and applied to the next. In addition, hovering over a menu item causes the slideshow to display the associated slide.

How to Use

1. Create a slideshow using the Views Slideshow module (version 2)
2. Make sure that you have the same number of slides in the show as you have menu items in the menu for the Views Slideshow Menu.
3. Make sure the slides are displayed in the same order as the order of the menu items.
4. Install and enable the Views Slideshow Menu module
5. Click on the gear icon next to "style: Slideshow" on your view edit screen.
6. Set "Slideshow mode" to "menu".
7. Determine whether the menu you want to use is appearing on the page via a menu block or some other way.
   • If it is via a block, then you simply choose which block menu from the drop-down, "Menu block." Make sure that the field "Menu selector" is blank when using this method.

Provides a simple API to access payment gateways and process payments as a module hook.

Completed payments are stored in the database.

Two gateways are currently supported: PayPal and Moneybookers.

The Donation Goals module lets you create nodes of the type "Donation Goal." These goals allow you to set an amount of money you'll need for whatever you're saving up for. Visitors of the site can then donate money through PayPal. Once the target amount is reached, the donation form is hidden. If you're putting in some money yourself, you can easily just update the amount you've saved without having to donate through PayPal yourself - saving you any fees.

Using permissions it's also possible to deny donations from users. This may be useful if you don't accept donations, but just want to show how well you're saving up to get that big thing from your wishlist. Or you can make sure only authenticated users make a donation.

Sunlight Congressional Districts
- Fetches data about the current members of Congress using the Sunlight Congress API.

I use the following symbolic links structure on our servers and wrote a bash script for handling Drupal updates years ago.

Within this structure and this drush command, it is now possible to do that via drush.

Here is the very specific structure this command deals with for multi-drupalupdate and multi-create:

drupal/
|-- 6.x -> drupal-6.14
|-- 6.x_backup
|-- 6.x_profiles
|-- 6.x_sites
|   |-- all   
|   |-- default
|   |-- example.com
|   |   |-- files
|   |   |-- modules
|   |   `-- themes
|   `-- sub.example.com 
|       |-- files
|       |-- modules
|       `-- themes 
`-- drupal-6.14
    |-- includes
    |-- misc
    |-- modules
    |-- profiles -> ../6.x_profiles
    |-- scripts
    `-- sites  -> ../6.x_sites

Commands

drush multi-drupalupdate

Updates the installation if there is a new minor release available and preserves all detected symlinks, like sites and profiles above

drush multi-create

Creates a Drupal multisite installation, supports usage of drush_make makefiles

drush multi-site

Creates a site within the installation

drush multi-status

An extended drush core status

drush multi-exec

Removed: Execute a drush command on all sites (batch mode)
@see #652778: Similar functionality is in drush core 3.x

drush multi-sql-dump

An extended sql dump

drush multi-nagios

Moved and will be removed soon: Command for use as nagios plugin to monitor Drupal sites and Drupal installations with exit status and status message.
You can find the isolatated nagios functionality at Drush Nagios (drush_nagios).

Subsites are a part of your website that can have its own menu, theme, custom CSS or anything else you want.