Implements the german PAYONE Payment Provider for Drupal Commerce.
This module is also a part of the Telekonsum commerce distribution.
A simple module for creating image-based banners (e.g. banner advertisements).
Essentially, it creates a Banner fieldable entity, and provides a couple of types of block for embedding them in your pages. It tracks the number of impressions and clicks.
I built this module as a stop-gap - the Advertisment module is a much more sophisticated solution, but at time of writing it wasn't really ready for Drupal 7.
This is a library module. It provides no out of the box functionality other then providing a single point of contact to the ODataProducer library.
The ODataProducer module requires the following libraries and modules:
TCPDF is a powerful library to generate PDF with PHP. It supports UTF-8, and is capable to convert HTML snippets to PDF.
TCPDF module offers a simple way to create PDF documents with Drupal and TCPDF. Currently the module aims module developers, who need to create pdf documents with php, but there are also plans for some kind of UI.
For a basic tutorial check out my blogpost or try the example module.
This module is the missing link between product displays and products. It allows you to hard link each product type with a node display. Once the configuration is done this module will automatically create a node display when you create a product. The edit link for nodes that have been linked will also present the product edit form instead of the node edit form.
For simple drupal commerce sites this module removes the trouble of explaining the product display manager since it does everything for you.
Many Drupal sites, particularly in education, organise content in Books. Have you ever wondered if you could navigate these books just like in an e-reader?
This is a module that allows users the ability to generate and keep track of invoices.
Adds tokens for all available image styles to display the user avatar.
This module add ability to create flexible megamenus for main menu using context editor, context_panels_layouts, bean modules
