In this tutorial or guide, I will share the best solutions I found for two basic Drupal Commerce use-cases and delve into their respective setup.
Commerce Kickstart 2 (CK2) is a great distribution for setting up an online store; it packs a lot of goodies out-of-the-box. But it can't have them all. Printing an order to PDF is not included. So one has to do some R&D for that.
I thought this would be an easy one. Not so. What works in Drupal 6 doesn't necessarrily work in Drupal 7. Let's take a simple example. How about a script that allows you to show/hide one or more paragraphs. I did a quick Google search and found numerous examples.
This may well qualify as a Drupal cheap trick. But it is pretty darn useful if you ask me. The use case - I have a custom content type for daycares. In it, daycare owners can advertize the number of available spaces they have at any time. Creating a list of daycares showing available spaces is, of course, easy with Views. But what if I would like to show the total number of available spaces for the listed daycares. How would I do that? At first, it's not obvious. But after the usual searching spree, I found the perfect solution.
Here are the prerequisite for this article:
en/admin/structure/block.If you need help setting up your website, perhaps you should first read How to setup a multilingual website with Drupal 7. What I'll be covering in this article is how to create English-French bilingual menus. I'll be working from the English interface of my website. That's why you'll see a language prefix in each of the given URL (i.e. "en/..."). Alright, let's go!
Setting up a basic Drupal website in English is relatively easy. Setting up a multilingual website isn't as obvious as you would hope it to be. Knowing a thing or two about how and where to find help on drupal.org is a must. See References for more information. The present article does not address the topic of multilingual menus. Alright, let's do it.