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Integrate http://codecanyon.net/item/fancy-product-designer-jquery-plugin/3581183 to Drupal commerce

Hi,
This great plugin Fancy Fashion Designer is integrated in Woocommerce (Wordpress).

I have a good shop running on Drupal Commerce for a year now and would prefer not to have to switch to Wordpress...but these kind of modules makes this hard.

What would be needed to integrate http://codecanyon.net/item/fancy-product-designer-jquery-plugin/3581183 in Drupal Commerce and are you willing to do this?

Anyone can quote me also. I am investigating the possibilities.

Thanks a lot in advance for your reply!

Greetings, Martijn

Asked by: Summit
on March 18, 2014

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Hey!

I've been looking for a decent product design tool for a while now. That Fancy Product Designer seems pretty nice plugin, and I thought that I'd implement that to Drupal Commerce. So before I go for it I thought that it would be wise to see if someone started with this already.

I've built few stores with Commerce and know basic workings of it. So I'm confident that I can make this work one way or another, but conforming to drupal.org standards is another thing completely. Plus I really don't have time to learn drupal way from scratch atm.

I basically know how to build modules and get them to work, but that's about it. So if there's a base for me to continue someone else's work that would be perfect, since I have 0 experience with anything related to drupal.org, apart from downloading stuff that is. But I do know PHP.

Cheers,

Janne

- Janne Suominen on April 23, 2014

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This wouldn't be difficult to implement. The jQuery code is doing all the work.

delta195
Answer by: delta195
Posted: Mar 22, 2014

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Anyone wants to do this job. Please PM me on drupal.org.
This would be a great thing for drupal commerce I think!

Greetings, Martijn

- Summit on March 25, 2014
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Hi,
@delta195: Are you willing to build this integration with Drupal Commerce? I am not a programmer, and I think this will give Drupal Commerce more perspective and more bandwidth of customers!

greetings, Martijn

Answer by: Summit
Posted: Mar 22, 2014

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Hey!

I've been looking for a decent product design tool for a while now. That Fancy Product Designer seems pretty nice plugin, and I thought that I'd implement that to Drupal Commerce. So before I go for it I thought that it would be wise to see if someone started with this already.

I've built few stores with Commerce and know basic workings of it. So I'm confident that I can make this work one way or another, but conforming to drupal.org standards is another thing completely. Plus I really don't have time to learn drupal way from scratch atm.

I basically know how to build modules and get them to work, but that's about it. So if there's a base for me to continue someone else's work that would be perfect, since I have 0 experience with anything related to drupal.org, apart from downloading stuff that is. But I do know PHP.

Cheers,

Janne

Answer by: Janne Suominen
Posted: Apr 23, 2014

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Hi Janne,
I just can't help you programming but can help test. I do not know how to build a module enough for this achievement..I know how to change a module and alter some hooks..
I do not think this is already done, would be great if it was there in Drupal Commerce!

Greetings, Martijn

- Summit on April 29, 2014
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Hey!

I just got pinged by this topic yesterday when I worked a bit on this integration.

I have something working atm, but I started refactor a bit and then customer wanted to prioritize something else and this got shelved, again.

Anyways. What I've figured, this is somewhat easy to implement. However, the level of customization (and the 'ease' of it) my customer requires made it a bit more difficult to implement all elements' parameters, positions etc.

So I created custom entity for elements and their properties. Out of these elements we build commerce_product which holds all image and text elements and their parameters. These products, when added to custom product display node are parsed in hook_preprocess_node + tpl file to html5 elements required in JQuery tool.

Then the JQuery tool loads created product back to backend via ajax, and another type of commerce_product which contains all the info + images from the designer and can then be purchased by customer. Those customer products can be listed in customer info page and be purchased over again.

What I need to do as well, is create method for my client to export created products to printable pdf files. And there I'm stuck now. But I don't know when I have time to work on this again..

Just thought to share some thoughts on the issue while I was at it.

Answer by: Janne Suominen
Posted: Oct 10, 2014
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Just wondering if anyone got anywhere with this? I think it would be a great module for Drupal Commerce integration.

Answer by: prjcarr
Posted: Feb 11, 2016