Paid Bounty to make CIM module work with other payment methods when creating order manually

How about creating a new default option in the stored credit card profiles for "No Card", which would bypass the credit card creation form from being entered unless the admin specifically used the new credit card option?

I hacked out a workaround myself -

In uc_cim.module on line 1137 I changed it so that the cc form only gets processed if CIM payment method is selected.

else {
to
elseif($arg1['payment_method'] == 'cim') {

On line 867 and after, I removed the check for "if($existing_cards_form)" so that the required value would be removed from the form elements for the new CC field

On line 1115, where it says "//Add the required tag", I commented this if section out

Lastly, I wanted to make sure some of the billing address fields were filled out, so under the section where I changed the else to elseif, I added some extra validation like so, for each form value I wanted checked:

        if (empty($arg1['billing_first_name'])) {
          drupal_set_message(t('Enter the Billing First Name as it appears on the card.'), 'error');
          $process = FALSE;
        }

Now I can use both check and CIM payment methods without issue. Make sure to keep your payment methods pane enabled, since the instructions in the readme indicate to disable it. If anyone else needs to do the same and needs some help getting it working, just let me know. I'm not sure this is the best hack/workaround, but we *really* needed it, and it seems to work very well for us.

Hrmm, well not quite perfect. The "bill to" pane seems to get overwritten still by the CIM module, so if I put in an address to bill to and checkout with check, it comes back blank because it's expecting to be filled in by the CIM profile, which does not exist. Will try and tweak that

What I'm seeing is that the uc_cim module is duplicating the billing address form in Ubercart completely. This includes using the exact same form name as the bill to address pane.... which results of course in those values being used instead of the ones that were set.

I don't think I can fix this :( Hopefully someone else with the skills will come along and modify this some day. Still can't believe more people don't use this module, considering core UC has terrible CIM implementation and this is the only thing even close to working.

Not sure, Torgos. I ended up creating a small javascript workaround that removed the CIM CC forms when any method other than CIM was selected, so that the billing forms still worked.