You can now purchase the entire series to own at http://torontowebsitedeveloper.com/uc-series. In the 10th drupal video tutorial of this 10 part tutorial ser…
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You can now purchase the entire series to own at http://torontowebsitedeveloper.com/uc-series. In the 10th drupal video tutorial of this 10 part tutorial ser…
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Thanks to your video tutorials I was able to learn Drupal and Ubercart.
I’ve managed to set multiuser, price per role etc but it still looks very
much Drupalie
Now however I need a little help to make the site look good and fix some
issues that have risen with updates. Anyone has any spare time to give me a
hand?
This series has been incredibly helpful. I’ve attempted this process on
other platforms before and its always been full of issues. You did an
incredible job of walking us through the process and keeping us up to date
on a lot of stuff, a beginner not only to drupal but to e-commerce, would
never have encountered in other tutorials
In the 10th drupal video tutorial of this 10 part series, Pete show you how
to take your site live. This includes switching over paypal and UPS to your
live account. After making a few changes to those configurations, he’ll
step through the order process incognito to ensure anonymous users can
checkout without any problems.
He’ll also introduce you to a few handy Ubercart reports which gather
statistics about your product sales, tax collected, etc.
The series ends with Pete showing you how to find Ubercart friendly themes
and add-on modules available through drupal.org.
This completes our first tutorial series. You now have everything you need
to get a #Drupal and #Ubercart website powering your #ecommerce
business!
Be sure to stay tuned for the upcoming Tutorial Series #2 –
*Theming Drupal/Ubercart!*
In the 10th drupal video tutorial of this 10 part series, Pete show you how
to take your site live. This includes switching over paypal and UPS to your
live account. After making a few changes to those configurations, he’ll
step through the order process incognito to ensure anonymous users can
checkout without any problems.
He’ll also introduce you to a few handy Ubercart reports which gather
statistics about your product sales, tax collected, etc.
The series ends with Pete showing you how to find Ubercart friendly themes
and add-on modules available through drupal.org.
This completes our first tutorial series. You now have everything you need
to get a #Drupal and #Ubercart website powering your #ecommerce
business!
Be sure to stay tuned for the upcoming Tutorial Series #2 –
*Theming Drupal/Ubercart!*
In the 10th drupal video tutorial of this 10 part series, Pete show you how
to take your site live. This includes switching over paypal and UPS to your
live account. After making a few changes to those configurations, he’ll
step through the order process incognito to ensure anonymous users can
checkout without any problems.
He’ll also introduce you to a few handy Ubercart reports which gather
statistics about your product sales, tax collected, etc.
The series ends with Pete showing you how to find Ubercart friendly themes
and add-on modules available through drupal.org.
This completes our first tutorial series. You now have everything you need
to get a #Drupal and #Ubercart website powering your #ecommerce
business!
Be sure to stay tuned for the upcoming Tutorial Series #2 –
*Theming Drupal/Ubercart!*
Hey Monty, did you figure this out? Are you sure you have checkout enabled
– /admin/store/settings/checkout? You can enable the payment methods but if
checkout isn’t enabled (both for registered an anonymous users) then you
could have a problem. however, you dont need chechout if you are using
third party checkout services like paypal express…
thanks for the feedback, really appreciate you taking the time to comment
and hearing about how the tutorials are helping out!!
Good catch – it’s not in this series but is addressed in my views series,
Views Video #3 dealing with menus…
Another great tutorial – thanks again!
HI…first of all really enjoying your tutorials. I am having trouble
setting up a site where users will be able to create a node (advertising)
and pay to publish.. I’ve tried messing around with Ubercart, paypernode
and UC node checkout, however can’t get it to work. Do you have some
guidance for this because it should be really straight forward
i can make it to paypal… can you? Not really sure how to help, there are
a 1000 different things it could be without a little more information
thank you so much , this helped a great deal, but just wanted to know the
name of module that allows you to add mass products
Could you please share some coding guidance regarding drupal 7 theme
integration/customization with ubercart…Thanks in advance.
Thanks, this video tutorial series helped me a lot…
I ran into a similar problem on my site just yesterday as I was configuring
the sale of the ubercart video tutorial series. couple things i picked up –
make sure the item isn’t shippable. the conditional actions with ubercart
check that before sending the email to the user. also, look at your
conditional actions to see if there is one for making the files available.
lastly, check the site log to make sure there are no errors (i.e., emails
are failing for some reason).
Awesome series, made a complicated system seem relatively straight forward.
Think I have worn out the pause button though 🙂 Many thanks
Thanks man.
Thanks for the great tutorials. I really like it. Can you put together, as
a bonus. a tutorial for the viewfield? I think many people will appreciate
it. I really have hard time to figure out what a guy is talking about in
the post.
Thanx Pete 🙂 Cant wait for the 2nd Series 🙂
Hi Pete These videos are so great man.And Ubercart for once displays so
clearly unlike alot of other ecommerce. One question …..For South Africa
what payment gateway would be good or how do i get the gateway to shhow in
UBERCART. Actually i am putting the cart before the horse i guess …havent
got there yet. Looking froward to more really kewl education from you.
regards Robert McColl
ya i made it passed paypal but then it brought me back to my website then
asked a couple more questions like add a description to your order then
submit order, but once you click submit, it does not congratulate you, it
just brings you back to home page, and then there are no orders being
processed, do i need the cyber source if i’m taking payment through paypal?
I am about to build my first e-commerce site with Drupal and this series is
a complete life saver – as in you will have saved me probably days worth of
mucking about. I like the pace, I like the features you’ve described and I
feel confident that I can make my customers happy using UberCart. I will be
watching your other videos for sure.
the extra questions are based on your ubercart settings (for checkout I
believe). Is there any order created at all — on the orders listing page,
change the filter to any? What rules (if any) do you have set up? do you
have database reporting enabled? is there any entry in the site report?
For some reason I cant include a url here, check your inbox or give me your
email 🙂 Regards Siya
Check out hook_order — Once an order is created, and even during its
creation, it may be acted on by any module to connect extra information to
an order. Every time an action occurs to an order, hook_order() gets
invoked to let your modules know what’s happening and make stuff happen.
You’d need a custom module though. Info on the ubercart api is available at
ubercart DOT org /docs/api