e-Commerce Module

One of the Ecommerce sites I am building cannot ship to several states as they don't allow alcohol to be shipped in for various legal reasons, so I am trying to prevent transactions with a shipping address in one of those states from being completed with a checkoutapi hook.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to kick in when I try to checkout with a shipping address from one of these states - it lets me continue on to Paypal. Where am I going wrong?

<?php

/* Implementation of hook_checkoutapi to make sure we don't ship to Mass, Pens, and Utah */

Hi,
I have an experimental e-commerce site that I am developing and I have a huge inventory of items I need to add. Over 200 products and descriptions. Is there a quick method to use with e-commerce to add items to the site though some form of XML formatted file or something that already exists (some module I can use), or am I going to have to do it the hard way?
There are several subcategories for the items to make browsing for an item easy. For example:
-T-shirts
---- Humor
-------- Animal Humor
-------- Other Humor
---- Political
------- Democrat
------- Republican

Although I've set my product to be a recurring product (schedule: 1 month, unlimited), eC doesn't send me to PayPal with a subscription. What am I doing wrong? (dev, 12/11)

I posted a job advert earlier today and got some good responses from people willing to do the actual work, but also from people who are looking for something similar for their own projects.

Since my project isn't for a client it doesn't have an urgent turnaround, and so i'd prefer to get the system right rather than rush things. I'd also like the final result to be a useful module for others to use too, rather than something limited to my use case.

Other than enabling the eC Recurring module, what is necessary to enable the Allow recurring payments option for PayPal? That option is disabled for me at admin/ecsettings/rtypes/paypal_basic.

Don

I was very please to learn and implement the ec_useracc w/ ec_recurring for membership recurring payments. I'm just missing an important thing, and I'm hoping someone can point me to my error in logic or settings.

Currently the workflow for a new member sign up is as follows:
1. Visitor arrives to site
2. Views "membership types" (a.k.a. generic product w/ role assignment attributes)
3. Chooses a membership type and purchases via Credit Card
4. Upon payment completion, the membership is auto created with a username like "customer_85" and sent the welcome email and invoice email.

Hi,

I am working on a site to send gifts. In general billing address and shipping address will NOT be the same.

I would like to add shipping and billing address at the same time. Currently I have to add an address, then select change address, then enter new address, then select change address again, and then select one address as billing and other as shipping... very complicated to users.

Also I would like to set an address as default billing address, so in the future all orders will be billed to that address.

regards,
Luis

Hi, I'm working on the commweb payment gateway integration and I've got the first part working okay I think, making the order etc - I've been using paypal as a template.

But one of the fields required by the 3rd-party payment system is a 'return URL' that it sends the browser back to with errors or completion messages etc. What value do I give as the return URL to be able to 'catch' it correctly back at my drupal site?

Hi,

I am interested to create an option where users could add money to an account they could use to pay for the site content or in other sites.

What I am lookin is if there are some "product" where the user could select the value they will like to pay, or something similar.

We are ok with programming, just need to point us in the right location.

Regards,
Luis