The future home of Commerce Card on File Recurring, an integration module that provides common default configurations and rules defaults which integrate Commerce Card on File and the Commerce Recurring Framwork.
Allows Drupal Commerce payments via the Ripple network.
Initial development of this module was sponsored by a Ripple Labs bounty.
This module allows you to organize taxi booking service on your website. The booking roadmap contains 6 pages:
Drupal Commerce Payment module for Mollie Payment Services
Implements Mollie payment services for use with Drupal Commerce.
Accept iDEAL, Mister Cash, Creditcard, bank transfer, PayPal, and paysafecard online payments without fixed monthly costs or any punishing registration procedures.
Future home of a new periodic billing framework for Drupal Commerce. The framework includes a billing entity, a subscription entity and a subscription product entity. Payment method implementation is separate and provides the bridge between this framework and commerce entities. As the modules were bespoke software for a particular product (software license subscriptions) , we are looking for coders and co-maintainers of the project to trim out the fat and prepare it for a dev release.
This is a contribution to Drupal Commerce. This module adds the possibility to send the order data to the Google Tag Manager service.
The Commerce Cart Stats module tracks the number of times products are added or removed from a cart and when products' quantities are changed in the shopping cart itself. It also tracks cart abandonment, the number of times a product is in a cart that is abandoned, and where in the checkout process that abandonment occurs.
Adds the total physical weight of a commerce order as a token to the commerce-order token type.
I needed to be able to put a order's weight in the customer's email message and noticed there wasn't an easy way to do this so. I figured others could benefit from this simple set of functionality and figured I'd extract it into standalone module.
This is a very simple module that alters the commerce-order token type to include our custom order-weight token.
Changes all references to the "shopping cart" to refer instead to the "shopping basket" in Drupal Commerce. A common requirement for UK-based websites.
Americans tend to use "shopping cart" or "cart" for online shops.
In the UK we call the things with wheels "shopping trolleys", so "cart" doesn't make so much sense to a British person. So UK online shops tend to prefer "basket" (and, more rarely, "trolley" or "bag").
Methods used:
The Ubercart/Legal integration module creates a new ubercart checkout pane to integrate the options provided by the Legal module into the ubercart checkout process.
This module is useful if you are looking for a module to use the same terms and conditions that legal module provides for users created using drupal registration and for users created during sale completion in ubercart.
