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directly from their Web site or through the Authorize.Net Virtual Terminal. By accepting electronic checks,
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+ Lower Fees - Lower rates than credit cards or PayPal.
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for merchants already using the Authorize.Net Payment Gateway.
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Reconcile payment and billing activity using online reports and statements.
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While implementing this, I removed the ~100 lines of very similar code from the top of each question type's editquestion.html template, and moved this to a the function print_question_form_start() in the base class, which uses the template question/type/editquestionstart.html. This is described in more detail here: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=51590, and is why this patch makes the codebase 523 lines smaller.
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WARNING: DEV IS CURRENTLY VERY UNSTABLE.
This is a mega-checkin of the new Roles system. A lot of changes have
been made in core and modules.
Currently there are a lot of rough edges and known problems. We are
working hard on these .. .the reason for getting this into HEAD at this
stage is enable us to move faster (our branch was diverging from HEAD
too much).
Please keep an eye on http://docs.moodle.org/en/Roles for current status
and information for developers on how to use the new Roles system.
