R.J. Townsend

I'm getting ready to convert a mini-fridge into a kegerator, for no other reason than it's something I've wanted since college. I've been justfiying the project by claiming the price of a keg must be less expensive than individual 6 packs and that a kegerator will eventually pay off in savings.

First off, this is not an infomercial describing a service I offer, this is a genuine question I'm asking. I should preface this entire post by saying I'm dedicated to working with designers and agencies; I love my clients and my business model, I have no desire to change this. I pride myself on being a technology partner for my clients. This will not change.

I iz gud wit ccompurz

From http://drupal.org/sandbox/rj/1105962

UC Authorizenet Multi allows users to add multiple authorize.net accounts to their Ubercart site and select which account should be associated with a product node. During checkout, the appropriate authorize.net accounts are charged.

This was originally developed for a political advocacy organization (C4) that collects donations for candidates and for the C4 itself. For legal purposes, donations for candidates must be deposited into a separate bank account than the C4. This module allows them to create "products" (ie. donations) that, during checkout, are deposited into either the C4 bank account or the candidate bank account. The module supports an unlimited number of authorize.net accounts.

Prices will be adjusted accordingly.

I am primarily a Drupal site builder and themer, and occasional writer of code; my core skill-set is not in programming but in building and selling Drupal (I'm a true evangelist). That said, I have some thoughts on Drupal 8 core that I, as a hardcore Drupal user, would love to share. Here goes:

Check it out here:

http://www.amazon.com/Foundation-Drupal-framework-quickly-feature-rich/d...

Foundation Drupal 7 is a book I'm currently writing for Apress, to be released around the end of May or beginning of June (in typical Drupal fashion, it'll be ready when it's ready). The book is primarily targeted towards new users of Drupal, and will give you everything you need to know to setup and manage a Drupal website, including: