e-Commerce Module

Hi, I'm trying to run a custom function when a payment is made - to allow the user to publish certain node types - but I'm having trouble working out the correct hook for the ecommerce module. I'm using ec 3.4 and drupal 5.7

I want to hook in and run the function only when a payment is completed successfully (ie payment received, workflow complete) - I'm trying to use ec_transaction_api, is that right? Here's my code so far, any help woul dbe appreciated:

function mymodule_ec_transactionapi(&$txn, $op, $a3 = NULL, $a4 = NULL) {
switch ($op) {
case 'insert':

I'm trying to set up gift certificate sales on my web site. After purchasing a gift certificate using the PayPal Sandbox environment the email received does not include any of the coupon data, yet when I pull up the coupon through the admin menu it appears to have been created correctly. The email is set up using the default tokens. Has anyone ran into this before or have any idea where I should look? Thanks in advance

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I've got a project on my burner right now that has a requirement for each user of the site to have their own individual catalog. They are a printing company who wants to allow their customers to re-order past invoices/orders by selecting the items from their individualized/personalized catalog.

Is this even possible with either UberCart or E-Commerce (V3 or V4)?

I'm working on a site built on Drupal 5.5 and Ecommerce 5.x-3.4. Payment processing is through Authorize.net. I have both the Address and Ecivicrm modules installed.

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Currently when a user begins the checkout process, on the "Choose a shipping and billing address" page, they are only required to enter a first and last name. How can I make all address fields required?

I'd also like to make United States the default country.

Any help is appreciated!

Moved to official ideas list at http://drupal.org/node/236456

Magento Commerce (http://magentocommerce.com) is (quoted from their site): "Magento is a new professional open-source eCommerce solution offering unprecedented flexibility and control."

I did a little experiment recently to see how we could get e-Commerce Transactions into views in D5. The reason I did this was because I'd like to de-couple store crud routines from store admin ui code so that someone could write an alternative admin interface for ecommerce. The current admin interface is clumsy and always begging to be hacked.

For those not familiar with ecommerce, transactions are represented by a few tables, I was just interested in the main one ec_transaction for this experiment.

(Note: yes, usernode does something like this for users.)

Okay, so I haven't had to develop anything with Drupal for quite a while now, I'm working as a pre-press tech at a printer so we don't really do that sort of thing here too often.
The last site I did that had e-commerce attached to it is still functioning, but there are some issues that never got cleared up from when I installed it and at this point it's too late to address them, anyway.

Hi,
I am facing some problem while trying to edit a transaction. I want to add items to a transaction. When I go to transactions page and click "items" link against some transaction, it leads me to a page where I can add more items to that transaction. But when I add a product and click add button nothing happens and product does not add in the transaction. Is there any that I am not following or missing.

We’re considering Drupal E-commerce as a (multi-staged) solution for our e-commerce site, and I have a question about how it handles variants, and if anyone is available to do some guidance-offering or possible consulting.

(Sorry, this is long.)

Currently, we’re managing our product and website content through a system of point-of-sale data, access tables, spreadsheets, and text files. We process all this data together and export it to our shopping cart solution (uniteu).