Under active development

A standalone form for creating arbitrary payments with the payment module.

• Very useful for a webmaster who needs to log payments against users (sponsorships, taken cash, etc).
• Also good for donations.

Simple Bank Transfer payment method for Ubercart

Current Version:
- Multiple account from one single settings

Todo:
- Create capability to support multiple bank account
- Create bank transfer report page
- Create bank transfer confirmation page

This is an integration of Westpac's PayWay gateway as a method for the Payment module.

Currently it only handles PayWay Net (Not PayWay API).

Term Value provides a new compound field type allowing entry of term reference and textfield pairs. The use case for this is to use a vocabulary to define types of values that can be provided, leaving it up to the content author to choose what values are provided.

Widgets

Currently we only have a select list for term reference and textfield for value. This module could potentially support autocomplete term reference and textarea etc but not at the moment.

Formatters

There are three formatters provided, choose which one suits you best. In future additional settings may exist, such as linking the term reference to the term page.

• Separate fields: Attempts to render each term/value pair as if they were separate fields. Please report any issues that may arise with this formatter.
• Separate items: Very basic rendering of each item using the Form API item type.
• Table of term/value pairs: Terms on the left, values on the right. Some formatter settings could be useful here.

Views integration

Works well for separate items and table formatters. Not so well for separate
fields. Not sure it will be possible to provide decent filtering options either.

The HubSpot Blog Integration module is built to pull blog content created in HubSpot to be used within the Drupal site.

This is a joint Educational project of the Drupalista's group to implement a panel that 'slides' out from the left or right, over the content of a page. In the initial version, the content of the panel is entered through the administrative panel and there is one trigger block that can be positioned in a region. Later versions will support multiple trigger blocks and panels. The Link below describes our initial project. The feature to implement the animated buttons within the panel will be implemented in a separate CKeditor plugin.

Vertical Sliding Panel