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Hi
I'd like to sell customizable products on my stickers site.
The price of a sticker depends on it's size and the custumer should be able to upload his own design and set the width and the height.
I have uploaded and configured ubercart to do so :
- I've created differents materials as products (like see-thought vilyl, whithe vinyl, black vinyl etc...)
- On each product I've set a cart link that add it to the cart and leads to the 'custumization page' (a spécific content type that allows users tu upload an image and set the width and the height), so when a user create a new stickers, he can access to his new node.

Now how do I "link" the new node to the ubercart order?
How can I update the price depending on the size set by the user?

If you know about any patch or tutorial I'd be glad to try but I'm very new to drupal so I can't patch it myself....

Thanks for your help Smiling

Bee

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single product multi options

How about a single product with multiple options? Product=Custom sticker; Attribute 1=materials, optons=white,black...; Attribute 2=size, options= set your pre-defined sizes here. Now price adjustments can be set according to choice of material and size.

Now for linking the customer created node to the order. I think you should be able to to set a rule with workflow-ng for that.

Hope that helps you out, if not try re-posting in the Support forum.

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Re: single product multi options

Thanks for your help!!! Bee
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Another thread about "Custom Products" in ubercart

http://www.ubercart.org/forum/support/2626/q_how_allow_users_upload_busi...

This is a fairly standard practice it seems. There's another thread about this. Ryan I believe has come up with a portable solution that he's created a module for.

http://drupal.org/project/uc_node_checkout

Check out the thread for more information.

I know this response is a little late Laughing out loud but I figured I'd direct future people in the right direction.

Cheers