One should be a string called SKU, the other should be an integer value called add_num or something. First, go to admin > workflow > rules > components > add new component.
One rule component, and another rule triggered by completing the checkout process. Thanks!Īlso, I'm having a lot of trouble finding tutorials on this topic, so if you know of any resources please post links. I feel like this can be done out of the box. Please note that I do not want to use an extra module like compute fields or math or commerce reports. save the entity so that the sum is the new value of the product's field_total_sold_to_date value get Total_sold_to_date value and store it in 'ttstd' get Quantity value for that line-item and store it in variable 'this_quantity' Product A has an integer field called "Total Sold to Date" (field_total_sold_to_date). My goal is, in Commerce, I have Product A. Ultimately I want to learn this generically so I can build more complex rules, but here is the specific use need. save that sum as the new value of "Global Total" get the value of another field and store that in a variable get the existing value of that field and store it in a variable Let's call the field Global Total (field_global_total) This is for Drupal 7 Let's say I have an Entity with a custom integer field added. If you wish to post something of that nature we suggest you check out 's paid services job board Our Friends Friday: Useful things to know - Things you wish you had known earlier about Drupal.Thursday: Development questions & discussion - Coding questions go here.Wednesday: Contrib modules chat - Talk about recently tried modules, recommendations, warnings, etc.Tuesday: Triumphant Tuesday - post recent Drupal successes and site launches.Monday: Beginner questions - no question is too easy.Would you or someone you know make for an interesting Drupal AMA? Message the mods. When would you like to start? Let us know!.Mike Gifford (Accessibility Core Maintainer Drupal 8) – Click Here.The place for news, articles and discussion regarding one of the top open source (GPL) CMS platforms: Drupal.
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I could do entity fetching in actions, but that would be of no use because fetched entity (content) wouldn't be seen in conditions and it is not even accessible via data selector for further use for example with "Calculate a value" action because it does not know its (entities) content type (however is translated to actual course price in shown message, it just isn't listed in data selector).Ĭan anyone tell, why is this happening or better, how to fix it? I don't want to write my own module for something, that can be achieved with rules right out of the box, but this behavior is bugging me for 2 days already.ĮDIT: In rule triggering on "After saving new content", everything is set as expected with checking Content type (Content is of type Course), so I am pretty sure all fields for course are available.Check out the sidebar for our AMA schedule, or view our past AMA's. But in reality, they are not there! When I show message with in it (which is still accessible via data selector), it does not show courses price, it acts like there is no such variable.
Entity is of type Node (ensuring I can access content type).Conditions are as follows (in that order):.triggering on event "Before saving an og membership".In Rules module (via UI) I making such rule: course is nothing else than just simple OG group with Node entity with custom content type of "Course", which has defined custom field "field-price" for storing course price.each user has custom field called "field-credit", there is no problem with that since I can access it via site:current-user:field-credit any time and anywhere in rules.Pretty straightforward but yet, there are some issues I didn't expect to arise. If user does not have sufficient funds, I want to abort OG membership save and throw some error. In rules, I am trying to check if user has enough credit to join the course, thus triggering it on "Before saving a og membership" event. Each course is of content type "Course" (entity is of type Node) and has its price.
There are going to be courses represented as OG group with Node entity. I managed to get many things working but there is one issue I can't get my head around. I am pretty new to drupal but since friend asked me to help him, I got into it a bit.
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