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Blog Beta release for Commerce Discount 7.x-1.0
Commerce Discount improves Commerce 1.x by providing a custom entity type for managing Product and ... users. Even as we've worked to improve the user experience even further in Commerce 2.x by making ... Promotions a core module, we continue to work to do to improve the experience for 1.x users. Today, after ...
Ryan Szrama — October 2017Discussion Setting up shipping (for dummies)
is setting up shipping really that tricky? As a footnote, a user's guide of sort that shows how ... likes, like you did for setting up products) would be nothing less than gold. Don't wanna sound ...
alessio — May 2011 — 15 comments
Discussion Multiply by user field?
Is there a way to make a rule to multiply the price of a product by a user field ... ("field-markup")? I'm looking to provide different markups/discounts on a per-user basis. I can see my ... site:current-user:field-markup: for parameter amount is invalid. I currently have the fiel-markup set to a "Price" type. ...
sorensong — February 2012 — 1 comment
Module Commerce Moodle Integration
through Drupal Commerce. When the user buys a specific product, he will be automatically enrolled to ... types will be Moodle courses. Then you can start creating products/courses in Drupal/Moodle. Notes Users ... user synchronization between Moodle and Drupal databases. To relate the product to the course, you must ...
netol — November 2012 — 57 Installs
Documentation Click and Drag Manual Merchandising
Using Draggable Views to Manage Product Placement Isovera has a great article about how to use ... DraggableViews to arrange products. Scroll down to "The Better Solution" in the article. Here's ...
Nicholas Vahalik — July 2016 — Drupal Commerce 7.x-1.x — Status: No Known ProblemsQuestion Product Display Access by Role
the ability of users to view products by role? I must be missing something simple, I hope you can ... help. Thanks in Advance! Product Display content access user role ... customer types are defined by user roles. So I have customers with roles ALPHA and BETA for example. I want ...
Module Commerce Funds
Account Funds payment method where users can pay for On-Site Products and Services using their Account ... a Money site like Paypal or Skrill possible and easy using Drupal. Commerce Funds provides the Site Users ... with the following functionalities: Users can Deposit Funds to their account using any Payment method ...
compujohnny — May 2012 — 57 Installs
Documentation Product Attributes & Variations
Product attributes are the descriptors we use to define kinds of products. For example, we could ... software must deal with product variations in a flexible way. Here's how Drupal Commerce abstracts it: ... Product Types. A product type is a specific bundle based on a custom product entity. Each bundle can have ...
Richard Jones — September 2012 — Commerce Kickstart 7.x-1.x — Status: No Known Problems
Question Restrict product to one customer only
would be to do in Drupal Commerce. The Seller creates a product individual to one customer only. Seller ... creates account for customer and sends credentials to customer. Customer logs in and checks product, no ... other customer can see this product, and if they like it approve it. Once approved the customer can buy ...
Discussion anon user buys premium content access
A limitation of the current ubercart (d6) is that if a user with no site account tries to buy ... bought. Thus the user has parted with their money, may even be automatically logged into their new ... account, but with no sign of the product they have just bought. Could I respectfully request that this be ...
artatac — March 2010 — 1 comment