Posted by Bryan D. See on December 18, 2007 at 1:26pm
Hi everybody,
Just to let you know that my website has converted to Drupal. My site basically offers financial market psychology measuring mechanisms. I have my blog.
http:// www.seecrets.biz
My website SEO techniques are OK. I got PR3 within 3 months, PR4 within a year. Now, I am shooting for PR5. There are some articles and e-books, free screensaver, free software also
Warmest regards (whadiya expect, Malaysia is a tropical country lah)
Comments
How did you implement the subscription options:
Hi Bryan, nice site. I'm curious to know how you implemented the subscriptions. I'm sure other Drupal developers would be interested to know too so please share. Thanks!
How did you implement the subscription options:
I use the LM_PAYPAL_DONATE and put in the following php code in the block:
<?phpif (function_exists('lm_paypal_donate')) {
print '<strong>1-month subscription ' .
lm_paypal_donate(500, 'USD', 'subscription to seecrets.biz') .'<br>';
print '3-month subscription ' .
lm_paypal_donate(1100, 'USD', 'subscription to seecrets.biz') .'<br>';
print '6-month subscription ' .
lm_paypal_donate(2000, 'USD', 'subscription to seecrets.biz') .'<br>';
print '12-month subscription ' .
lm_paypal_donate(3600, 'USD', 'subscription to seecrets.biz') .'</strong>';
}
?>
Of course, you need to create some button images to suit your needs
I'm sure you all know that this trick is suitable for sites with a handful of items to "sell", instead of using a full-blown shopping module.
Rgds
Bryan D. See
webmaster
http://www.seecrets.biz
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http://www.seecrets.biz