My client has asked for a book/publication order form on the website (currently just an MS word doc - see below) I would like to do something more interactive but feel that a whole shopping cart type section would be overkill.
My thinking is to create a new node type called publication with fields: title, author, uk price, overseasprice, body, image. I could then use views to produce a simple listing but am stuck on the following:
create a [Quantity] field that users can fill in and then the best way of adding the address and summary details (it would be good if the [Total cost] summary could add itself up and maybe I dont store 2 price sets but if a tick box defaulting to "I am in the UK" is unticked £1 is added to each item.
I feel this must have been done before so worth asking the community - the current form is below
Best wishes
Joe
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Prices (those to non-members in brackets) include postage & packing
(please add £2 per item for posting overseas)
No. copies
Book Title One [ ]
£8.95 (£9.95)
Book Title Two [ ]
£7.95 (£8.95)
Book Title Three [ ]
£5.00 (£6.00)
Book Title Four [ ]
£4.95 (£5.95)
Book Title Five [ ]
£8.95 (£9.95)
ORDER / RECEIPT
Amount enclosed / received / £ ………………. Cheques payable to OurCompany
Your Name ……………………………………………………………………………………….
Address……………………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………….. Post Code ……………………
Send to: Jane Smith (Publications Officer) 8 High Street, Glasgow G10 9TH
Email: booksales@test.com
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I'd like to know how to do this too. Occasional order forms I need to use in several nodes won't justify Ubercart or such full-fledged e-shop beast.
Thanks in advance
EDIT: http://drupal.org/node/126283 asks similar thing but is also without an answer yet.
EDIT2: Successfully implemented simple order form with Webform module.
You are right! I only need an order form...
I am also looking for an order form.
Ubercart or E-commerce would be an overkill.
I want that registered users can select a product(s).
These products are added to an order form.
No need for online payment or stock control.
Thank you for your help!
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I need the same kind of form. As far as I can tell, Webform doesn't cut it since it can't add up the totals for an order; however, Ubercart and Ecommerce look way too involved. Our local government website needs only 2 or 3 simple one-page order forms, and online payment is not a concern.