"Commerce product limit" is a module on top of Drupal Commerce that allows administrators and other product maintainers to set a maximum order quantity for any product.
This module provides a Wishlist to use with Drupal Commerce. It comes with a wish list page featuring a similar interface to Commerce’s Shopping Cart and a block – both can be fully and easily customized since they’re implemented as Views module.
This module is designed to repair missing fields from various commerce entities. After installing, visit the menu item that does the repair, admin->store->config->Repair Commerce Fields (admin/commerce/config/repair). Once you've done that you can uninstall the module.
If you're using a Commerce dev release after 3 November 2011, you don't have to patch Commerce at all. Earlier versions of Commerce require this patch to Commerce, which is now incorporated in the code.
Works with http://code.google.com/apis/dfp/. At the moment, it just makes sure the library exists and can connect to the API.
This module allows the admin/user to control access to options.
A simple shopping cart that can be used in simple applications where the ability to add products to a cart is provided. Then the order is saved in the system and sent via e-mail.
Features:
The Commerce Services module integrates with the Services v3.x or later to provide methods to create and manage product nodes via Web Services.
Currently product.create action is enabled for use, and we're looking forward to add new actions soon.
Commerce Services seeds are in Groups.Drupal and Services Issues.
This module was originally created by fago as a quick solution for a problem, which solved it well while no other solution was available. At this point in time however, there are more robust solutions that are not only available but architecturally superior, actively supported, and under continued development.
We recommend those interested in subscription / membership sites to consider looking at commerce_license module as a solution. Out of the box it allows you to create "subscription" products that auto expire after a given time and can assign/remove roles from users. I would guess that this is the 90% use case of people looking at this module.
There is a single issue of "extending" a subscription if an additional one is purchased which is being solved/worked on here: https://drupal.org/node/2193305
I will endeavour to work with other module maintainers and get a comparison of commerce_sp, commerce_license, commerce_recurring, and commerce_subscriptions. I will also be seeing about creating a migration class / helper module for existing commerce_sp users to migrate to commerce_license and/or documenting how to create a simple membership site with commerce_license. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Registers orders coming from affiliate websites. Requires affiliate-ng.
Extends the xmlsitemap module with the ability to add Commerce Product links to the sitemap.
