There must be Rules at the Drupalcon Munich

published by fago on Tue, 08/21/2012 - 12:49

As there must be Rules at the Drupalcon Munich as well, I've had a Rules session together with Richard Jones from i-KOS.

Head over to the session page for a summary and find the slides attached attached to this post as well. Moreover, you can find all the screencasts we've used during the presentation here as well. It's a real Drupal commerce site we've been using in the session to show how Rules can be used to solve real life problems.

1 - No VAT for certain products

2 - Discounts for products that are not belts or bags

and then to make it work the same way years ahead

3 - Subscribe to back in stock notifications via Flag module.

4 - Notify me when something needs review with Workbench moderation

5 - Execute Rules components from Views Bulk Operations

6 - Let's do promitions, but only on Monday please!

7. Message users if they abandoned their carts

8. Log user communication with the Message module

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Tom Geller

Wed, 08/22/2012 - 10:43

I really liked the way you did this by showing practical recipes instead of delving too much into theory. I have to admit that I never completely understood how components worked, or how to expose variables; these examples removed (some of) the scales from my eyes. Great stuff.

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