Pay Per View is an awesome module. It allows you to sell access to individual pieces of content, as opposed to sweeping access to content types based on Roles. This is really great for many business models which have premium nodes, like videos, yellow page entries, etc. Today we are going to see how easy it is to sell access to nodes using Pay Per View. We won't need any special access control module for this, since Pay Per View handles all of that natively. So, without further ado, let's begin. Installing and Configuring the Modules

Anyone who has used Drupal knows that it has a steep learning curve. Anyone who has stuck with it knows that Drupal can save you lots of time when you are building a web site. Drupal is an amazing CMS, which boasts high security, constant updates, 1000s of contributed modules, and an ever-increasing online community. If you are thinking about making a web site, I would highly suggest Drupal as the basis.

This tutorial is an answer to the following forum post: http://www.moneyscripts.net/forums/feature-requests/2010/05/25/fixed-exp... We are going to be illustrating some of the power that the Rules integration provides us. The use-case we are going to examine is the ability to create a membership plan that will have a 'fixed expiration date', meaning it will expire on a certain date, regardless of when it was created. The first thing we need to do is create our Membership Plan. I am calling this one 'Trial Membership'.

Sometimes you have a huge database of users from your old system that you want to import into Drupal from a CSV file. You have fields like First Name, Last Name, Address, etc, that you want to be imported into their account. You can do all of this using the wonderful User Import module. It allows you to easily import users from your CSV file, and map any fields to Profile fields (created with the Drupal Profile module in Core).