Actively maintained

This module is intended to provide a way for group admins to have the ability to add email addresses that are not associated with a user account to the broadcast list.

Notice

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Summary

This Ubercart module allows the administrator to define groups of products that are sold in restrictive quantities per order. This module works differently than other quantity-restricting modules and can be used where more flexibility is needed. The technique used here is to leverage the power of Taxonomy. This allows restrictions to bridge many diverse products.

Example Scenario: We sell several types of reusable grocery bag products. Some of our products are much sought-after on EBay, so we have a problem with customers buying up huge quantities for the secondary market. Using this module, the customer may order only ten grocery bags per order. If the problem only affects grocery bags A and C, we can include only those products in the restriction so that grocery bag B is unlimited. Then we really get crazy and we add one of our water bottles to the group so that the customer can only buy ten of any combination of the grocery bags + water bottles. But then we decide if they are ordering a combination of water bottles and bags, let's allow them 15. So we create a restriction of 15 that includes water bottles and gift bags. These two restrictions can co-exist, and the system will automatically apply the most restrictive restriction to the customer, depending on the products in his or her cart.

The Drupal module LinearCase allows ClosedQuestions and other documents to be ordered in a "case study". The user is not allowed to navigate further than the last question he has not yet answered correctly, but is allowed to navigate backwards freely.