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By kae on
Here is an example of what I think I would a useful addition to the documentation. Many many thanks to sepeck who has taken on the immense job of overseeing and reorganizing the documentation.
Some threads about where users can create unofficial documentation
http://drupal.org/node/44143#comment-82413
http://drupal.org/node/43452
Every time I have a question I spend hours reading the forums and pulling out the best answers. (The answers often conflict.) I'm sure others do too. It seems to me it'd be useful to add our summaries to the documentation. Particularly for the contributed modules. Is it possible to create a space on the created modules where people can leave comments that would be unofficial documentation? Otherwise, every time I research a module I read the forums, the bug reports, and every user has to do this again.
how to create paid membership using Drupal
summary written Jan. 11, 2006
The 2 main modules mentioned are:
ecommerce module
http://drupal.org/project/ecommerce
paypal subscriptions module
http://drupal.org/project/paypal_subscription
March 2005
Here is a list of key threads I pulled out, listed in the order of the search results (out of about 30 I read)
22996 module author did not reply. may not be supported
43609 can't edit or delete subscription
14434 Dries favors having a good paypal module
35718 readme.txt unclear; no success
24441 got it working (June 2005)
42434 got it working (Dec 2005)
32187 ecommerce module only does recurring invoices; does not do automatic payment via credit card (Sep 05)
37802 use ecommerce module for recurring payments (Nov. 05)
