Drupal Commerce

This is a joint Drupal meetup with eCommerce Merchants and has been cross-posted from Meetup.com.

RSVP: http://www.meetup.com/eCommerce-Merchants-Los-Angeles-Chapter/events/142...
Short URL: http://ex.tl/ZnE

For our October meeting we are going to take a look at the recently launched KaleCart.com website, a custom Drupal based e-commerce website of an organic grocery delivery service start-up in Downtown Los Angeles.

The KaleCart.com website features:

• Mobile-friendly HTML 5 responsive theme and fluid product catalog
• Delivery scheduling widget
• Product catalog filtering for dietary designations
• Instagram image feed block
• Flexible coupon system
• Credit card payment gateway
• Automatic product image processing

When we are done taking a look at KaleCart.com we can brainstorm potential topics of interest for future Meetups and open the floor to questions to see if we can help each other with specific challenges we are having starting or operating our own e-commerce projects.

Following the presentation at Droplabs we will be heading over to a restaurant at nearby Chinatown for lunch and networking.

I was wondering if anyone has setup Drupal to work with PayEverywhere (a product of Merchant e-Solutions)? I have a site that selected this payment solution and I need to expand the "create an account" form to include credit card information. The short version is people need to buy an account on drupal in order to login and use the site.

I'm just looking for the best way to go about this. Thanks!

I'm using Omega on a Drupal Commerce website. I'm not using the Commerce Kickstart Install profile, but I am using a custom sub theme of the Omega Kickstart theme (which is a sub theme of Omega)

In other words...

Omega 7.x-3.1 -> Omega Kickstart 7.x-3.4 -> myCustomTheme

What's the best practice for overriding CSS in myCustomTheme?

Here's some background if necessary...

If I look at the page source, stylesheets seem to be coming from the following places:

1. sites/all/themes/myCustomTheme/css/
2. sites/all/themes/omega/alpha/css/
3. sites/all/themes/omega_kickstart/css/

Launching an Online Store with Commerce Kickstart 2.x

In this course, you will learn how to launch your next online store with Commerce Kickstart 2.x from project creators Commerce Guys. Through a series of alternating lessons and hands-on exercises, you will install the distribution, customize it, and prepare to launch your own fantasy store during this day-long training.

We're hosting this day-long training right before DrupalCon Prague. Hope you can attend!

Visit https://marketplace.commerceguys.com/training/53 for full details and to register.

Hi all,

With the upcoming Drupal Module Development Boot Camp series and Drupal Design Camp LA conference, our organizing time is stretched a bit thin and we will not be having the Frontend Drupal or Drupal Commerce meetups for a while.

If anyone wants to pick up these meetups and run with them, please feel free to post a comment here. Our organizers will be happy help with any assets and resources you need, including venues, video conferencing, projectors, and so on.

Thanks for reading!

Learn about what it takes to succeed at ecommerce at EcommerceCon 2013. Early bird pricing ends August 5th. This year we will have five great speakers.

http://ecommercecon.com/

You will learn about:

• Content Marketing
• Email Marketing
• Taking advantage of low-hanging fruit
• And much more

Each one will include actionable steps you can take.

Videos of two sessions from last year's EcommerceCon:

Brad Wayland on overall strategy and SEO - http://www.louisvillewebgroup.com/content/ecommerce-overall-strategy-and...

Commerce Guys' Drupal Powered eCommerce training will use the brand new Kickstart V2 distribution to help you learn how to implement Drupal Commerce for your next eCommerce project.

The format is an alternating series of lessons introducing new concepts or features and practice sessions to help you solidify your understanding of how to use them.

You can get more information at: https://marketplace.commerceguys.com/training/33

Date July 4 2013 - July 5 2013 in London
Price for the two days: 500ドル

Hi,

I think it would be great to be able to combine drupal efforts in media, commerce, subscription to get a nice commerce media framework.

My own goals are to build a drupal commerce website with
1) streaming media products which can be bought or
2) downloadable mp3s, ebooks, videos
2) temporal access (and sometime given away by the right medical disease).
3) have a subscription service like gold, silver, bronze.

I saw this post here: https://groups.drupal.org/node/291643
And on drupalcommerce responded to:

We're excited to announce the next Drupal Commerce Meetup, on Tuesday, June 28, 2013, between 6-8pm. This is a new meetup and we meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month at a variety of venues.

We're meeting this time at Droplabs, a Drupal-friendly classroom, coworking space and makerspace near Downtown Los Angeles. Those interested in attending this meetup remotely are welcome to join us via WebEx.

At this Drupal Commerce meetup, we'll be continuing with the Commerce Module Tuesday videos that we introduced last time, and we'll demo and discuss the various modules covered by the series. We'll also cover recent news and events of interest that are happening in the Drupal Commerce world.

Do you have a request or an offer for additional presentations? Let us know by posting in the comments below. Thanks!

Hi,
I think this usecase is something which occurs with multiple webshops. You want to alter the add to cart submit button to a link when the product is not available -> "Disabled".
To show the customer that the link is disabled is not enough value. Preferrable is to show the customer an option to get in touch with you so you can tell him when the product is available or show an alternative.
Therefore I would very much like to be able to alter the "disabled" product submit button text and add a link to my contactform.

I've installed commerce_node_checkout but I don't manage to get it to work. I've tried to find some detailed description on how to use it, i.e. how to setup the content type, user role access etc. but without any success.

Is there anyone out there that can pitch in and give me a quick quide on how to use the module?
rgds
Jon

I try to setup a commerce site where the customer can order prints. The prints can have choices of papersize and paperquality. These are setup as attributes fields at a new product type called print.
Beside that the customer has to upload the picture he wants to get printed. Therefore I created a custom line-item with a file field to collect the file. Then, after creating the product display, the product shows up ok with the two selection fields and the file upload field.

Hi,
See http://www.markroyko.com/blog/2011/12/14/ubercart-3-vs-drupal-commerce
Interesting comparison.
Greetings, Martijn

We're excited to announce the next Drupal Commerce Meetup, on Tuesday, May 28, 2013, between 6-8pm. This is a new meetup and we meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month at a variety of venues.

We're meeting this time at Droplabs, a Drupal-friendly classroom, coworking space and makerspace near Downtown Los Angeles. Those interested in attending this meetup remotely are welcome to join us via WebEx.

At this Drupal Commerce meetup, we'll be featuring the Commerce Module Tuesday videos and the various modules covered by the series. We'll also discuss recent news and events, including the release of Commerce Kickstart 7.x-2.7 and Commerce-related presentations at DrupalCon Portland 2013.

Do you have a request or an offer for additional presentations? Let us know by posting in the comments below. Thanks!

Hoi,

Zoals gesuggereerd in de Drupal Jam sessie over Magento/Drupal Commerce, kan Drupal Commerce echt een interessant E-commerce platform worden voor de toekomst.

Ik ben hiervoor een engelstalige B/NL Drupal Commerce groep gestart om ervaringen en oplossingen te delen en deze niet alleen voor het nederlandse taalgebied te houden. http://groups.drupal.org/drupal-commerce-belgium-netherlands

Mijn Drupal Commerce shops zijn www.zwangerschapsbel.nl en www.global247.nl
Suggesties welkom en als de groep online staat lijkt het me goed daar de discussie over Drupal Commerce te verdiepen!

Hi,

I have a VPS which i run OpenERP with Postgres and currently I'm thinking to move my Drupal 7 ecommerce site from shared hosting to the VPS also. because the VPS are running only 512mb and OpenERP can only run on MySQL so I'm thinking to convert the database from MySQL to Postgresql for my Drupal commerce site.

So i'm trying to gather information see any fellows member here has problem using postgresql with contributed module here.

Regards,
Max.

Company has Non-profit arm and for-profit arm
Donations -> non-profit bank account
Purchases -> for-profit bank account

Scenario:
Split the purchases in the Shopping Cart between different merchant accounts
1. Donation -> non-profit account
2. Event Ticket -> for-profit account
3. T-Shirt -> different company's account

Do the following payment gateway support this scenario and which is a better option in terms of fees:

PayPal
Cybersource
Authorize.net
Commerce Skrill (Formerly Moneybookers)
Payleap
Paybox
Stripe

We're excited to announce our first Drupal Commerce Meetup, on Tuesday, April 23, 2013, between 6-8pm. This is a new meetup and we meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month at a variety of venues.

We're meeting this time at Droplabs, a collaborative classroom, coworking space and hackerspace near Downtown Los Angeles. Those interested in attending this meetup remotely are welcome to join us via WebEx.

At our first-ever Drupal Commerce meetup, we'll be joined by of Commerce Guys' Ryan Szrama (@ryanszrama), the project lead of Drupal Commerce, who will present on integrating third-party product recommendation services with Drupal Commerce.

We'll also have a demonstration of the Commerce Kickstart installation profile and a walkthrough of many of the features found in the Commerce framework. If time permits, we'll also demonstrate a few interesting modules that extend Commerce in interesting ways, and learn about some of the community resources that are available to new site owners — and new business owners!

Do you have a request or an offer for additional presentations? Let us know by posting in the comments below. Thank you!

I am new to Commerce, but not new to DRUPAL.
I want to build a subscription Video service, starting next week, so I am just collecting some study material now. I wanted to get some advice, comments, instructions, examples, anything that may be out there about what I want to do.

I actually have a couple of Use Case models that I want to do.

The first is a video education system. The users need to pay a subscription fee, but can also use coupons. It is for the non profit healthcare industry.

so... Itemized list of features.

Installed commerce_node_checkout on my site with unexpected effects. Now I cant access, create or edit contet types. I get the following error that points to the comments module

Additional uncaught exception thrown while handling exception.

With this as the original description

PDOException: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2006 MySQL server has gone away: SELECT COUNT(cid) FROM {comment} WHERE status = :status; Array ( [:status] => 0 ) in comment_count_unpublished() (line 314 of /var/www/vhosts/mysite.com/drupal/modules/comment/comment.module).