Actively maintained

Drupal Commerce allows you to sell customizable products that require customer input when added to the cart. Use cases for this functionality include:

• Business cards that require contact information and a logo upload.
• Event registrations that require attendee information.
• Donations the allow the customer to specify a donation amount.

The core Line Item module accommodates these scenarios by letting you add any number of fields to the Product line item type and expose them to the Add to Cart form. However, sites that sell multiple types of customizable products or a mixture of customizable and non-customizable products need to define multiple line item types to handle the different configurations of fields. That's where this Customizable Products module comes in!

It gives you the ability to define new line item types on the fly at Administration > Store > Configuration > Line item types. This is functionally equivalent to defining the new line item type in code, which is still recommended if you are able (see below).

The module will be developed further to add features that support the creation and management of your customizable products. If you have any ideas to do so, please post them as feature requests in the issue queue.

This project exists to maintain issues related to work undertaken by the Drupal Association in collaboration with the Drupal community, where another drupal.org project is not more appropriate.

This module integrates Behat with Drupal.

Why

Often people want to put something between the comments an the body or they want to put a block between the comment form and the comments. Or they just want to be able to sort by date ...Thats why this module was created.

What it does

Put comments and comment from in a block
OR
Put only comment form in a block and use a views block to display comments.

Additional it forces the "add new comment" button to always show up inside a node (standard is only show up if there is more than one comment).

Ajax Comments?

Just use: http://drupal.org/project/ajax_comments
ONLY works with the normal mode (when comments not displayed using views)

Views: Filtering, ajax pager ..

This module ships with a views block. SO you can use all the power of views, meaning ajax pagers, exposing filters ....

Display Types

At the moment this module supports two display types.

1.) Put the comments+the form all into one block
2.) Put the comment form in a block and use a views block to display the comments.

Module settings are here : www.yoururl.de/admin/config/user-interface/commentsblock

Drupal 6/7

A similar module exists for Drupal 6 (also inspiration for this module)