Drupal 7

What is this module?

ClickBank Downloads validates purchases on payment
processor ClickBank, and provides a "secure" file download link. See the project page for a full write up.

Currently, this project is in the process of review for full project status, therefore you'll need to git clone it in order to use it.

Getting Started

These instructions assume you have already created and uploaded your product information to a ClickBank Account.

So here we go. We are new to Drupal and we want to build our first very simple website. In this tutorial, we assume that you already have Drupal core installed and a basic installation running. You know how to install new modules. We also won't look at how one can theme his website.

Admin menu

First of all, for gain of time during all the project, install the admin menu module. Disable the core Toolbar module. You have now a new drop-down administration menu at the top of your site.
Note that this step is not strictly necessary but just make things easier. Most of the people use this admin menu instead of the normal one.

WYSIWYG

The Drupal REST services is an user-created module for Drupal 7 and 6.

The module converts resources on Drupal sites - content types - into REST, XMLRPC, JSON, JSON-RPC, SOAP, AMF and other types for easy parsing by external applications.

It can also enable Drupal sites to accept CRUD operations to modify resources.

The requests between Drupal and external applications can have authentications via OAuth.

Installation

1. Install Services module 7.x-3.3 - http://drupal.org/project/services
2. Install Services Views module 7.x-1.0-beta2 - http://drupal.org/project/services_views
3. Enable both modules and the REST server module.
4. Install OAuth 7.x-3.0+18-dev - http://drupal.org/project/oauth (You must use this version because the recommended version - 7.x-3.0 - is bugged)

Note:
The Libraries module must be at least version 7.x-2.0 for REST server.

Config

This is a two-stage process.
First, make a Service Endpoint that hosts REST resources; it is seen as the first part of the URL to your resource.
Next, make a REST resource, which is a View customized by the Services View module; in it, you specify which Content Types are included.
Authentication is configured afterwards.

Config Endpoint / View without OAuth

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