I am starting up a Commerce webshop.
I would like to add the Commerce wishlist, but now the module is working only with registered users, for unregistered it does not work.
I set the role in the display block to anonymous, but even after changing this, I get the message that I have to log in to add something to the wishlist.
Can someone please advise me how to change it for use of anonymous users? I'm using Drupal 7.
By using the Flag module instead of the Commerce Wishlist module, you can take advantage of its facility to also display a flag to anonymous users. For that, refer to what's written in the community documentation of the Flag module, i.e.:
Flagging for anonymous users (even with page caching enabled) requires Session API.
Something similar from the README.txt:
Optional Installation
1) The ability for anonymous users to flag content is provided by the Session API module, available at http://drupal.org/project/session_api.
Be aware however that Session API isn't mentioned as a dependency in the Flag module either.
The maintainer of commerce_wishlist module has just released the 2.x-dev now also supporting public wishlists. Furthermore social sharing of lists will be supported.
Instead of Commerce Wishlist you can use Flag, this do the same and more flexible. Also this work with anonymous users and have prepared Views for showing in blocks/pages.
Related
I am developing a Kibana plugin displaying a list of items. Some of these items needs to be highlighted if created by a certain team.
The idea is to attribute a specific role to the members of the team to distinguish them from other users, so I need to be able to check the roles of the active users when a new item is created.
Is there a way to retrieve this kind of information from the server-side or the client-side?
I tried server-side but adding opendistro_security to the dependencies of my plugin prevents it to start.
We are using the version 1.8.0 of the OpenDistro plugins and the plugin I am working on uses the new plugin platform.
Thank you!
I want to create a upwork.com like website in Wordpress called geeksboston.com and I do NOT know what type of plugin/extension I should use. Basically my idea for the site is something like this:
I as administrator need to have full control over users/geeks accounts (enable, disable, delete, etc)
Everything should be free of charge for both "geek" and "user".
Automatic registration process with email validation and captcha.
If you are a "geek" you can create your profile entering your experience, resumes, certificates, etc.
Regular users are not required to register, but can navigate through out the website, look for/contact geeks, etc. But to contract/rate a geek, this user must be registered.
I am new in Wordpress but heard that it can do great stuff. So any clue?
I would like to suggest Ukuu people plugin and WP-CRM. The above two core plugin is for free and It also offers paid add-ons to integrate some features. Please refer the below link. Click here for more details.
I would like to know how to activate recursive deletes in typo3 7.6.2. All google results where for old versions which suggested going to users and changing it there. But I looked trough all the possible tabs for an admin user under backend users and couldn't find an option to activate it. So how do I do this?
This is still there where it always was.
After login open the settings of the your logged users (don't edit the BE record within Backend users module) and there on the Edit & Advanced functions you'll find fields for recursive copying/deleting...
I would like to display a list of available Moodle courses and available places for each of the corses on a Drupal site.
Is there a simple way of integrating Moodle and Drupal so that when a Max enrolled users is set in Moodle, the Drupal enrolment form witll display the number of available places, and disable the ability of users enrolling in to courses which have no places left?
There is authentication plugin available moodle-drupalservices for SSO between both systems
You can read more about it from module document
If you want to fetch detail of moodle courses in drupal then web service is the best way to achieve it, you just need to create web services client in drupal to consume moodle services
http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Category:Web_Services
use core_course_get_courses web service function don't need to pass any value to it, it will fetch all available courses detail from moodle.
There is a module for moodle integration in drupal - Moodle Connector. There are some other related module to which enhance the integration further like Commerce Moodle, which let you sell the course & you get drupal commerce to handle your selling..great right?
But if you are working in D6, then you will have to check another module Moodleconnect, but it's still in DEV version, so may be you will have to work on it.
https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/moodle_views will allow you to list courses using a Drupal View. This module doesn't (yet) allow you to display the places available, but if you still need this functionality I could probably add it relatively easily.
I'm a Drupal newbie, but have successfully installed it at a CentOS 5.5 Linux, PostgreSQL 8.4.7, PHP 5.3 machine.
I've chosen minimal installation and then enabled following modules: Block, Image, Locale, OpenID (hope to add Google accounts later...) and Search. The User module etc. are enabled by default anyway.
My problem is:
I don't know how to add Gender/City fields and make them mandatory.
As a SPAM-fighting measure at my old phpBB 3 site I have a mandatory question for new users about their gender: Robot/Male/Female and the first answer is default and prevents the new user from registering.
Is it possible to do the same in Drupal 7?
And I hope it is doable without installing any additional modules as the stock install is easier to update. (That is what I was doing with my old phpBB site - with no mods installed).
Thank you for your answers! Alex
UPDATE:
Here is my Field module screenshot, does it look ok?
Maybe my problem is that List is shown as disabled?
First, note that there is a huge difference between Drupal modules and phpBB mods. Drupal provides API's which allows modules to integrate with Drupal without changing any code. You can just download them into a folder, enable and they are running.
And yes, what you are trying to do is possible without any additional modules. Just go to admin/config/people/accounts/fields, add a Gender field of Type "List (text)" (If that is not available, you might need to enable it, but it part of Drupal core), then, enter the allowed values and on the second page, check the "required" and "shown on registration form" checkboxes and you are good to go.