You can now purchase the entire series on advanced e-commerce sites with Drupal 7 and Ubercart at http://torontowebsitedeveloper.com/creating-advanced-uberca…
Video Rating: 4 / 5
You can now purchase the entire series on advanced e-commerce sites with Drupal 7 and Ubercart at http://torontowebsitedeveloper.com/creating-advanced-uberca…
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Pete, thank you for making these tutorials 🙂 I’m having a little problem.
Everything has worked fine, until i actually Register for my event. it
saves it and it shows that’s its completed. but i can still “register for
your event under navigation” and when i click on Pay-per-node it shows i
still have one available and have created 0. Although the registration
shows when i look for content. any thoughts? i went through permissions
pretty thoroughly. there seems to be a disconnect.I’ve tried it both as an
admin and authenticated user. thank you!
This guy goes blazing fast, but he’s a very helpful encyclopedia about this
stuff. He’s helped me countless times.
First of all, thanks for making these videos. They have been to great help.
I do have a problem with making an event-registration. The events are
without payment, so I don’t use Ubercart. I set up event and register
content type, and use node_reference, and the registration is working. My
problem is, that the “register” link is still visible for users who has
allready signed up. Any pointers on how to remove the register option, on
event where the user has allready signed up?
Fantastic Pete. Thanks for doing this – makes my life as a recent “Web
Design graduate, but still a newbie” life so much easier.
Hi Amir, yeah, that’s pretty clear. However, it’s pretty specific and I’m
not sure I would be able to do a series about that. What I would suggest
is, create the tracks as products, use a product kit to sell all of them as
an album. I think you’d have to use a separate product to do the shippable
part. You can use the references module to link the products together (i
believe)…
Ha! Yeah, learning Drupal is like a snowballing effect. Great to hear the
tutorials have worked out for you, thanks for the positive feedback.
thank you again. going through the views tutorials atm. the end of lesson5
had me lost but going to tackle6. loving your work. have questions but
still going to plough through and learn as much as i can without pestering.
thank you again!
Thanks a lot!!! Can you please create a video on how to create a music
store please…
Sorry for the late reply. Here is what I’m trying to have. I have some
music albums and I want a user to be able to have the three options 1)
download entire albums or 2) choose some songs from album and download
these or 3) Ship a copy of the CD Is that clearer?
I’m not building a website exactly for the event reg purpose but either way
this tutorial has been incredible so far. definitely subscribing. great
tutoring, clear and good explanations and at pace I can follow. 10/10!
thank you so much. i do have some questions but gonna watch the next one
first. thanks again!
in fact, turns out I’d better watch the series on views before I do
anything lol!
nice video pete. i’ve been using your tuts on my own site.
Actually this is the way I thought about it too. But I also thought what if
I need to create a bundle of albums together (a kit of kits) will that
work? Another idea was to use a custom field like the “catalog” to specify
if this “product” is a track or an album then with views I specify which is
needed. Then (some how if available) create a view of views where each
album has the list of its individual tracks as links to add to cart
separately.. What do you think? PS, you’re a GREAT help!
Glad to hear the tutorials have helped! I think you may need a custom
module. You could just theme the page to remove the link (i.e., in a tpl
file) however, savvy users could still register again if they had a burning
desire to (i.e., malicious purposes). the node limit module provides some
functionality but it would limit users from creating another registration
node in general. In other words, users could only register for one event
ever — I think. Hope that helps.
Thanks for the great tutorial! Wouldn’t it be easier just to use “Ubercart
Webform Integration” module? I need to do a similar thing and just
wondering if Ubercart Webform isn’t easier to set up… Thank you.
HI Amir, what do you mean by a music store? what are you selling? mp3s?
equipment?
Hey Pete! You know i was looking for a way to handle event registration on
Drupal just as this series was coming out. Thought your viewers might also
want to check out the Webform Integration Module at
drupal.org/project/uc_webform. Stable Drupal 7 version dropped a few weeks
after this was made; it’s not perfect, but it does allow you to set up one
form to register for multiple events (which are then added to the shopping
cart). Thanks again for the tutorials and keep ’em comin’!
interesting, i’ve never tried a kit of kits… i’d say test it out and let
us know what you find. also thought you might be able to make a product (3
albums) and use rules to provide access to specific files the user is
actually purchasing. with regards to taxonomies, yeah, you could definitely
tag tracks as part of an album, you’d just need a way to allow the user to
add all the tracks to their cart at once if they wanted to… not sure how
you woudl go about that off the top of my head.