Drupal Commerce

I'm currently looking at http://drupal.org/project/uc_webform_productize with a view to how it could be used for event registration.

My current use case is:
- one site
- several events
- registration is paid
- events have options such as how many days you want to attend, diet requirements. these affect price.

Hi,

I have just released rc9. I have been a doing a lot of work on it over the past couple of days changing the checkout to use ctools object cache so that I could get PalPal Express working in Drupal 6.x. Because of changes to the formapi in Drupal 6, and because you need to leave the checkout to go to PayPal and then come back it was just not working.

As a follow up from a question at the May 26 meeting, I looked into what it takes to become PCI DSS compliant.
I thought I'd share what I learned. (PCI DSS = Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)

Summary:
I don't think Ubercart needs to be PCI DSS compliant. However, if you use a partner like Authorize.NET to process the card, you can be considered PCI DSS compliant if you perform and attest to a self assessment.

More info below:

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Inspired by the "Storing credit card numbers" thread, let's talk about what it takes for a site, particularly a Drupal-powered shopping site, to become and to stay PCI compliant, and for keeping our sites secure in general.

Hi,

I am looking a little down the track and I was just wanting to gauge the interest in allowing customers to save credit card numbers for later use.

eWay (and I am guessing others) supports a method which allows users to save their credit cards for later use. Would people be interested in having a feature like this for their customers.

Also (forgetting patent isues) this would be the first step for allowing users to have single click purchasing.

Let me know if this is something you would like.

Gordon.

In partnership with Ubercart, Acquia, and Commerce Guys, TopNotchThemes is creating a free premium Drupal theme optimized for Ubercart e-commerce sites.

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This is just a quick cross-post announcing the upcoming Ubercamp 2.0, a joint effort with the organizers of Drupalcamp Colorado. We'll be getting a few hundred Drupallers and Ubercart users/developers together in Denver, CO for a couple days of learning, collaborating, eating and drinking. Scheduled events will be June 27/28 and we'll be sticking around most of the day Monday for extra hanging out in hotels and eateries.

There is a little organic farm nearby that my wife and I buy a lot of food from. The couple that runs the farm are great people. I started talking to them about their current site and how it was not suiting their needs or doing much for anyone else (prepare yourself mentally and physically before clicking this link http://www.robertsfarm2004.com/).

I have done quite a bit of work over the past few days and I have gotten the new charge system working really great. In actual fact I think that it is working better than I ever imagined.

ATM I have not built all the componets that I want to build, but it is still kicking butt. Also remember this new charging system that has been built replaces shipping, discounts, tax modules and is all pretty much just point and click to build new charges.

This may be of interest to members of this group. "Google is Evil, Worse than PayPal: Don't use Google Checkout for your business" describes an ebook seller's unfortunate experience with Google Checkout.

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blockquote>So, to sum up our experience with Google Checkout:
* they did not try to contact us to resolve any issue
* there's no way to find out why they closed our account, due to "security reasons"

Hi,

With the release of the first RC for e-Commerce 4.0 I am looking to run training here in Melbourne Aust.

I am thinking that this will be a 2-3 day training coarse which will cover the installation of e-Commerce and configuration of e-Commerce, the laying out your the site with theming and development of views. Integration into your current workflow, and integration into existing system (Using the API), how to build a payment gateway etc.

Project Funded and Underway

Full funding has been received for this project and it is now underway! All four components are at a release candidate stage.

http://drupal.org/project/uc_varprice
http://drupal.org/project/uc_op_reports
http://drupal.org/project/uc_atctweaks
http://drupal.org/project/uc_echecknet

Project Specs

So, I made it to the last few minutes of the Churches and Ubercart BoF at Drupalcon DC and may not have the full picture on what was discussed. As such, I'm going to use this thread to just spec. out what I see as the desired solution for enabling church websites (and other non-profit organizations) to take donations online. It seemed like the folks in the BoF were willing to get behind a proposal, fund it, and start implementing it on their various sites.

Two-Day Crash Course

In two days, participants will build from scratch a rock solid, commercially supported, aesthetically pleasing community website with an online store, without writing a single line of custom code.

Hey all, I thought we should keep track of Drupal related commerce sessions, bofs, and other activity at Drupalcon DC.

Here is the current list, feel free to edit and add.

Ubercart on Drupal 6
This session will provide a basic overview of the Ubercart project, exposure to the changes and improvements in Ubercart 2.x, and vision casting for the future of Ubercart on Drupal 6 and beyond.