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We frequently have client projects asking for paid membership with Drupal websites. No single module exists at this point, so we developed our own setup procedures for this by combining a series of existing modules. Step-by-step instructions are included below: Specific modules used for paid membership: ‘Roles’ (uc_roles, as part of Ubercart) ‘Recurring Fees’ (uc_recurring) ‘Recurring Fees – Hosted’ ‘Authorize.net’ (as part of Ubercart, not CIM module) ‘Ubercart Views’ for ...

I'm now using Zend Server CE as my Drupal development environment on Windows. Previously, I used the WAMP package and was very satisfied with it due to its flexibility and stability. However, I noticed that recent projects began to get slower and slower. They had many modules enabled so by the completion time, they began to feel like real CPU eating monsters. (Details: I have a Core 2 Duo 3GHz with 4GB RAM – should be more than enough for a Drupal site, even a heavy one. PHP opcaches ...

The Drupal team is flying high into the new year and rightfully so. They launched a successful effort to win over IT managers everywhere, who have historically cringed at the thought of fighting unsupported and sloppy code development. But, perhaps unexpectedly, they are also attracting support from the marketing, sales and PR departments.An obvious turning point for Drupal was the launch of the much-improved White House website. They lauded Drupal as offering a cost-effective method for ...