So, I've managed to get a working copy of signup-ecommerce installed on my test drupal site. My primary objective is to get users to go to a scheduled event, and in the event is a link that takes them to a product which they can purchase through the ecommerce store. Upon successful completion of the purchase, the user is signed up for the event.

Where I am stuck is that there doesn't appear to be a way to create a "purchasable" event out of the box with ecommerce. I've jury-rigged a system of "tickets" that users can purchase for the event, but signup-ecommerce signs the users up to the ticket, and not to the actual event.

Is there a way to do this without creating a custom module (gulp!) to create an "event product" that I can link signup-ecommerce to?

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elgreg commented

Do you already have the event module installed? When you create a new event, you should be able to use the "Product" fieldset to designate that as a product. Also, in the Event Content Type settings, you can configure the ecommerce_signup extension to work so that folks are only signed up after payment has been processed.

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modctek commented
Version: 5.x-4.1-alpha10 » 5.x-3.4

I've managed to get it working, through the help of a kind Drupal website administrator (Thank you, Nicolae!), though I wonder if the "signup after payment" is actually working as intended. I will report back as I continue testing.

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sadist commented

hi modteck.

i currently need to setup an online concert ticketing website. i came across this page.

what modules do you use to setup?

thanks.