I would do something with the User Points module. Here is User Points for Ubercart http://drupal.org/project/userpoints_ubercart - but it only has a Drupal 5 branch.
Here is a list of other User Point extension module http://drupal.org/project/userpoints_contrib to help you get the test of the way.
Thanks, Steve On Dec 23, 2010 6:19 AM, "Ayath ULLAH" ayath@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
Hi All,
I am having some difficulty creating an ecommerce shop using drupal. However it is not the normal ecommerce shops that we are used to seeing on
the web.
It is essentially a web portal to unlock people's phone's based on the
models they select and the phone information they provide.
Here's a list of what features I would like to have on the site:
It shouldn't look like a traditional web-shop but more like a web portal
or server.
Ability to select products from a dropdown list.After selecting the
customer should be required to enter some more information (IMEI numbers etc.)when the customer does finally chekout credits are deducted from their account based on how many codes they've purcahsed and what each product costs.Of course they will have to purchase a certain number of credits beforehand using paypal/google checkout etc.When the customer does submit the information/complete the transaction- the data should be stored in a backend database for the administrator (me) to see and submit back unlock codes.
Then perhaps I was thinking of customizing it so customers could see
summary stats of what they've bought and what its cost them/lists of pending orders. With similiar features being available for the admin user as well.Once i get the core feature running then I might think about customising it.
I am having great difficulty doing this-does anyone have any tips or
custom modules that can get me going.
Kind regards, Ayath ULLAH
I would do something with the User Points module. Here is User Points for
Ubercart
http://drupal.org/project/userpoints_ubercart - but it only has a Drupal 5
branch.
[Sohodojo Jim replies:] I've used the 6.x development branch of this module a number of times with no problems on Drupal 6 sites. In fact, it's easily and flexibly configured without programming for site-specific theming and 'rate computations', etc. And when needed, it is rather easily tweaked via hooks for site-specific requirements.
Here is a list of other User Point extension module
http://drupal.org/project/userpoints_contrib
to help you get the test of the way.