In the interest of making it as easy for clients to complete a purchase of possible It would be awesome if the address could be prepopulated or an option shown to select from existing adresses used in previous orders.
In the interest of making it as easy for clients to complete a purchase of possible It would be awesome if the address could be prepopulated or an option shown to select from existing adresses used in previous orders.
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Anonymous (not verified) commentedSubscribed.
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svendecabooterThat would be awesome.
I might give it a try myself in the upcoming weeks if nothing pops up, since i'm going to need this...
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sheba commented+1
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damien tournoud commentedIt's contrib material. Let's postpone until someone creates a project :)
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felipepodesta commentedSubscribed.
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pascavi commentedI'm not greedy I don't need selecting from different profiles, I just want to preload last customer profile in the checkout process. Any progress?
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pedrofaria commentedsubscribed.
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deverman commentedsubscribe
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pixelsweatshop commented@rzarama, In reviewing the video from the drupalcon chicago session, You mention that address get pre-populated. Was this feature pulled after that?
Comment #12
rszrama commentedHmm... I'm not sure I mentioned that. If I did, it would have been in the context of ongoing development for a project we're working on at Commerce Guys. We'll be discussing contrib modules like address book at the sprint in the morning.
Comment #13
svendecabooterI started working on a proof of concept to allow this functionality.
This can be found at http://drupal.org/sandbox/svendecabooter/1186240.
This is currently only useful to developers who want to help me or provide feedback. Feel free to do so :)
Comment #14
megensel commented@svendecabooter, I have been working on this particular issue and have started integrating your code and hope to have an update with a dropdown selector and a few more enhancements by the beginning of next week. BTW I am the new guy over here at commerce guys.
Comment #15
svendecabooterNice to hear that!
Keep me up to date so I can help with some code & feedback where possible :)
How are you going to go about this? Put your code in your own sandbox and promote to full project once it's been matured? Or you want me to give you git & maintainer access to my sandbox that's already there?
Sven
Comment #16
megensel commentedI have a sandbox made if you would like to take a look at it. It is not working code at the moment but at least you'll be able to see where I'm going with it.
http://drupal.org/sandbox/megensel/1191712
Comment #17
svendecabooterWould it make sense if I give you full Git access to my sandbox so you can merge in your changes, so we can differentiate and account for who wrote what code?
(I already did so as a matter of fact, to speed things up if you'd agree. But feel free to disagree :))
Doesn't matter if the code breaks things. it's still a work in progress anyway...
If you prefer to keep working in your own sandbox for whatever reason, and trust me enough to add me as a maintainer, can you do so?
Sven
Comment #18
megensel commented@svendecabooter Moving to your sandbox is fine, I just wanted to get it up there for you to take a look at what I had until which time we discussed the codes final residence. I'll move it over in to yours and drop mine today. Sorry that I wasn't clearer in my previous post.
Mike
Comment #19
svendecabooterThanks to the great work of Michael and Jordan the module is now at a state where it seems to work decently. Some rough edges still need to be softened probably, but I decided to move it to a full project rather then a sandbox, so people can feel more confident giving it a try and providing feedback.
The project can now be found at:
http://drupal.org/project/commerce_addressbook
If Michael / Jordan read this, don't forget to update your git checkout locally:
git remote set-url origin <username>@git.drupal.org:project/commerce_addressbook.gitNice team effort :) Marking this issue as fixed now, since discussions about this functionality should go into the commerce_addressbook module issue queue instead.
Comment #20
Yuri commentedWould be nice to have a dev version available to test.
Comment #21
svendecabooterI have created a 7.x-1.x branch now, from which drupal.org will automatically create packaged -dev releases twice a day. Stay tuned until it appears :)
Comment #22
rszrama commentedHey Sven, just letting you know that I'll finally get some time on the project with the team here in Paris. You might see an issue I posted in your queue to show them how to make sandboxes and submit pull requests to you. ; )
Comment #23
svendecabooterNo worries, I thought it was something like that and ignored it :)
Thanks for the work & support on this module
Comment #25
toby53 commentedthanks for all your hard work
I'd like to populate the order address from an Organic Group's custom address I set up ?
Any suggestions ? Recommended approaches ?
I was checking out the megensel's sandbox: commerce_addressbook at
http://drupal.org/sandbox/megensel/1191712
It seems like this module would be similar to the commerce_addressbook module except the address would be retrieved from the Organic Group's address instead or a prior commerce address.
Comment #26
switch13 commentedNot sure if this has been fixed or not? Is the system message in post #24 correct?
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Comment #27
rszrama commentedIt's correct. The issue here was marked fixed because a contributed module was posted to provide the functionality. That module itself may be incomplete, but we don't need to leave the issue open in the Commerce queue.