The taxation rules that come with Drupal Commerce out of the box calculate VAT or sales tax for each line item without any conditions, so every item in the order is taxed.
This post describes generally how to create ajax paging comments, how to package the created comments into a feature, and how to override default views created by modules.
When working on a new Drupal 7 site I noticed it was missing a feature from the old D6 CCK days that allows you to remove a single item from a field that has unlimited values.
If you've ever built a large website that requires private files, then you've probably run into this before. In Drupal 6 the CSS optimization requires that the files be stored publicly.
The boss just shot you an email. He wants the user’s profile to get updated whenever that user creates a story node. He also wants to automatically post badges to a user’s profile when their story has been viewed a certain number of times.
The taxation rules that come with Drupal Commerce out of the box calculate VAT or sales tax for each line item without any conditions, so every item in the order is taxed.
This post describes generally how to create ajax paging comments, how to package the created comments into a feature, and how to override default views created by modules.
When working on a new Drupal 7 site I noticed it was missing a feature from the old D6 CCK days that allows you to remove a single item from a field that has unlimited values.
If you've ever built a large website that requires private files, then you've probably run into this before. In Drupal 6 the CSS optimization requires that the files be stored publicly.
The boss just shot you an email. He wants the user’s profile to get updated whenever that user creates a story node. He also wants to automatically post badges to a user’s profile when their story has been viewed a certain number of times.