Commerce File is an outstanding and mature module that allows you to sell downloads. It uses Drupal 7's private file system and provides a field that can be added to a product for the downloadable item. If you're interested in Commerce File, you may also be interested in the Commerce Downloads distribution, which comes with Commerce File completely preconfigured for use.
Here's how you set up to sell downloads with Drupal Commerce:
Discounts in Commerce have generally required configuration using rules, and have often required hand-applied configuration and wired-in discount amounts, which is probably out of reach for many site managers. In the Commerce Discount Campaign Feature 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.
In this screencast I'll show how to offer a shipping discount based on whether a particular item is in the cart.
In this screencast I demonstrate how to do shipping charges per item in the cart. It shows using a loop in Rules and how to do something new and different with shipping.
We want to add $5.00 to the shipping charge for every item they have. So if the quantity is 5 for some line item, we'll add $25 to the shipping charge.
The technique is this:
This screencast shows some more advanced rules-based configuration of Commerce Shipping. Note again that we're using the 7.x-2.x branch (currently a dev release) of Commerce Shipping, and the new Commerce Flat Rate module.
For Commerce UPS Shipping you'll need:
In this screencast we'll create a simple "Flat Rate" shipping service.
First, we need the current dev releases (unless there are stable releases by the time you're reading this) of both
Update: The code in this article is now available as a ready-to-use example in the Order Example in the Commerce Examples project.
Tonight I needed a coupon on one product on a site that only sells one product. I didn't really want to deploy and configure Commerce Coupon, so I just did it with a quick combination of a line item field and a rule.
Here's what I did:
That's it.
Lots of people have been asking about how to do donations in Drupal Commerce, and since I've been exploring custom line item types, it seemed like that would be a reasonable way to do it.
This screencast is based on the previous Introduction to Custom Line Item Types, so if you're not familiar with the basic concepts try that one.
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