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Answer Answer to Question 4504
Vote up! 0 Vote down! What you want to do is disable the rule that creates an account on Checkout ...
Josh Miller — October 2012 — 1 commentAnswer Answer to Question 13213
but not embed them. So what happens when you visit admin/commerce/config/product ...
Andy @ BlueFusion — February 2014Question Discount per taxonomy
i want to apply a discount only to products that belong to a certain taxonomy?? I try things by using ...
Discussion Fixed Discount on Cart (not line items)
a certain Product Type, e.g. 1 Product: $75 2 Products: $150 3 Products: $200 4 Products: $275 5 Products ... : $350 6 Products: $400 etc. Hence a discount of $25 dollar upon buying three products. I've used to ... Commerce Extra Rules module to match the Product Types in my rule. The problem I am facing is how to grant ...
BigAllan — July 2012 — 1 comment
Question Hide price, when out-of-stock
hide the price field when a product is out-of-stock. The out-of-stock button may remain so, I just want ...
Answer Answer to Question 5341
Vote up! 1 Vote down! Kickstart has been production ready since RC1. Have fun! ...
Bojan Zivanovic — April 2013 — 1 commentAnswer Answer to Question 4270
have a backup, I'd make one now and look for the bit of code that creates that field on ... execute it if you have the php filter turned on. But really, you could just create a new one with the name ...
Josh Miller — August 2013Answer Answer to Question 12816
= $form_state['context']['entity_id']; $special = db_query('SELECT field_product_special_value FROM ... {field_data_field_product_special} WHERE entity_id =:nid', array(':nid' => $nid))->fetchField(); if ($special) ...
falc0 — May 2014
Answer Answer to Question 3995
when they do: http://drupal.org/node/1645326 I guess a workaround could be to create two separate ...
S1L — August 2013
Answer Answer to Question 6709
Vote up! 3 Vote down! The reason we use separate Order IDs from Order Numbers is primarily to accommodate sites that use alphanumeric or non-sequential identifiers for orders. Because every other serial numeric entity identifier is called an ID, we use th ...
Ryan Szrama — April 2013 — 1 comment