I am setting up a job posting site, user will need to pay to post a job, am wondering if there is a way I can make this in backdrop now, there is a module in drupal call commerce_node_checkout which can do this, but not sure here. Thanks
A simple way could be with webform. There was a module called webform_stripe that has been merged into the stripe module. So, install webform + stripe and charge per submission. Some work is happening on webformtonode but is not there yet. You could either do manually or setup something custom or with Rules to create a node.
Alternatively, you're probably looking at a custom module to support this, either by yourself or paying someone in the community to develop something.
The Drupal Commerce modules are not fully ported but if/when it is that module could likely be ported to work with Backdrop.
Ubercart is stable for simpler shops, and I'm guessing that it wouldn't take too much to port this module (which I've never used but looks like it fits the bill): https://www.drupal.org/project/paypernode
1: Setting for multi price selection when user posting the nodes, different price link to the different commerce_product which offering different options like the length of the expiration times for node.
2: notification messages to the user for node expiration and renew link to charge user after node expired.
am not sure if webform+stripe can make these. I guess the "paypernode" module won't be able to handle the multi price selection part.
1: Setting for multi price selection when user posting the nodes, different price link to the different commerce_product which offering different options like the length of the expiration times for node. 2: notification messages to the user for node expiration and renew link to charge user after node expired.
This can most likely be done with a combination of Ubercart (also possibly with Ubercart attributes) and Rules.
This is helpful. When I Googled for suggestions about the error message, I found an old entry in Stack Overflow that suggested increasing max_connections. I passed that along to the hosting...
Thanks for the suggestions. All caches have been enabled from the start.
I'm not sure what qualifies as a "complex" view. There are 400-500 pages that include EVA fields. But the vast...
Also, when we had some problems with the Backdrop sites, this is what the server admin did:
I have increased the max_connections for mariadb and increased the child_processes for...
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Have you enabled caches on the site at:
Admin Bar > Configuration > Development > Performance
(admin/config/development/performance)
Are there any complex Views that...
Posted1 day 7 hours ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) on:
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A simple way could be with webform. There was a module called webform_stripe that has been merged into the stripe module. So, install webform + stripe and charge per submission. Some work is happening on webformtonode but is not there yet. You could either do manually or setup something custom or with Rules to create a node.
Alternatively, you're probably looking at a custom module to support this, either by yourself or paying someone in the community to develop something.
Other options:
Since I have used the https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce_node_checkout before, it is offering few things as a whole package.
1: Setting for multi price selection when user posting the nodes, different price link to the different commerce_product which offering different options like the length of the expiration times for node.
2: notification messages to the user for node expiration and renew link to charge user after node expired.
am not sure if webform+stripe can make these. I guess the "paypernode" module won't be able to handle the multi price selection part.
This can most likely be done with a combination of Ubercart (also possibly with Ubercart attributes) and Rules.