Randy Fay

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1 year 25 weeks ago | 16:48

Discounts in Commerce have generally required configuration using rules, and have often required hand-applied configuration, which is probably out of reach for many site managers. In the Commerce Discount Campaign Feature (http://www.drupal.org/sandbox/rfay/1357008) I've put together a few rules with a content type so that discount amounts and dates can be done just by editing a node. This screencast tells how.

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1 year 25 weeks ago | 07:21

Here we'll use a "Calculation Rule" to offer a $5 discount off of shipping for any order that contains a particular product.

The article accompanying this screencast is at http://www.commerceguys.com/resources/articles/250

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1 year 25 weeks ago | 12:11

This screencast demonstrates "Calculation Rules" in Commerce Shipping 7.x-2.x. We'll add $5.00 to the shipping cost for every item they have in their cart. That means walking through the line items and adding 500 * quantity to the shipping line item for each product line item.

The article that accompanies this screencast is at http://www.commerceguys.com/resources/articles/249

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1 year 25 weeks ago | 24:33

This Commerce Shipping advanced rules tutorial explores offering free shipping based on a total order value or based on a user's role.

Note that there are three parts:
1. Free shipping based on order value (the easy way)
2. Free shipping based on role
3. Free shipping based on order value (comprehensive, fancy, maybe too complicated. Don't watch the third one if you aren't ready for it :-)

The article that goes with this screencast is at http://www.commerceguys.com/resources/articles/248

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1 year 26 weeks ago | 15:17

The Commerce UPS module enables real-time shipping quotes from the UPS shipping company. This screencast shows how to set up Commerce Shipping with Commerce UPS.

There is an accompanying article at http://www.commerceguys.com/resources/articles/247

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1 year 26 weeks ago | 13:54

This is a quick introduction to Commerce Shipping, using the new Commerce Flat Rate module. We create a flat rate shipping service and then a "free shipping" service and use rules to determine which one gets selected based on ship-to address.

There is an accompanying article at http://www.commerceguys.com/resources/articles/246

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1 year 28 weeks ago | 12:12

Custom line items and rules are incredibly powerful together. Tonight I just needed a quick coupon for a store that had just one product. This is a one-time thing and didn't need the Commerce Coupon module. So I just did it quickly by adding a field to the line item and writing a rule.

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1 year 29 weeks ago | 21:30

This screencast shows how to use a custom line item type to allow your customer to specify a user-defined amount to donate. The line item has a Donation Amount field on it, and we then create a product display node that uses that custom line item. Finally, we use a custom rule to update the "price" of the donation product to the amount the customer has chosen.

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1 year 29 weeks ago | 24:31

Custom line items allow you to add fields to line items in Drupal Commerce, which lets the user customize their item when adding to the cart. You can use them to add other custom information to the line item in an order for back-end processing about that item. For example, adding a attendee name field to your order when signing up for a conference. In this screencast, Randy Fay shows you how to add fields to the line item and explains why you might want to do so.

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1 year 43 weeks ago | 14:01

Views Bulk Operations can actually execute a Rules component, which means you can roll a VBO action that is anything Rules can do. In this little demonstration I show how to set a field value with VBO and Rules, but the sky is the limit.

The article associated with this screencast is at commerceguys.com/resources/articles/217