This module integrates with the e-Commerce module to allow for integration with the PayFlow Pro payment gateway (formerly Verisign, now owned by PayPal).
Release 5.x-2.x
Status
- DEVELOPMENT RELEASE AVAILABLE
- Un-maintained (moved to the Ubercart module due to the slow development of the ecommerce v4 module)
Requirements:
- e-Commerce v5.x-4.x
Ubercart is the most popular Drupal E-Commerce platform for your website. It implements everything you need to start selling products online. Web Developers from all skill ranges can use it to support a variety of E-Commerce industries-- including physical goods, digital downloads, or even subscription based billing services. Ubercart can do it all!
For more details, be sure to visit the What is Ubercart? page for more info.
Add sale closing dates to products. This is useful for products that lose their value after a particular date, such as tickets.
Drupal has many useful ways of creating, organizing, tagging, grouping, searching, and securing information. These tools make Drupal an ideal platform for native contact management functionality, with very little custom coding required!
This has several advantages over using a separate program or third-party service to host your contacts:
Allow inventory control for any product type.
This module works only with the stable version of e-Commerce.
Payment gateway for the Catalan savings bank 'La Caixa' for ecommerce.
Adds Location module integration to E-Commerce product types.
Use PayPal to charge users to post a specified content-type. Costs are calculated based on combinations of taxonomy terms.
Nodes can be set to expire (become unpublished) after a specified number of days.
Use this module to create a custom classified advert system, or charge for hosting any content that users might categorise.
The PayPal interface is handled by the Simple PayPal module.
The Tax Receipt module allows non-profits to flag items as tax-deductible, and add their fair market value into the drupal database.
We need the fair market value because buying, say, a mug for $25 from NPR only entitles you to a deduction for the donation above-and-beyond the fair-market-value of $5 (a guess...but suitable for this example).
The whole tax-deductible, fair-market-value thing is only really useful for US customers I suspect.
This should also work fine with donations which are 100% deductible.
Ecommerce payment module for Virtual Card Services (vcs.co.za) a ZAR credit card payment service.
