I am currently working on a complete rewrite of this module to refactor everything out into a much more flexible framework as suggested in #1360218: Make this module more generic.
This will allow much easier integration into new modules, other systems, etc.
Ubercart Payment After Checkout (uc_payafter) is an extension for the Ubercart e-commerce platform for Drupal that creates a second checkout process. The second checkout can be configured independently from the normal Ubercart checkout process, allowing users to perform payments on their orders after having checked out on your site using the URL cart/checkout/pay/ORDER_ID.
Multicurrency support for Ubercart.
This module provides sending of emails to customers to remind of unpaid orders. Notifications can be sent manually (from a pane on the order admin screen) or can be set up to be sent automatically.
Sandbox for Commerce multi-seller capabilities.
Fetch is a digital delivery application that makes selling downloadable products simple.
This module aims to give other modules a library they can leverage to easily create Fetchapp.com orders via the Fetchapp API. On its own, it does nothing other than provide an admin screen to enter Fetch key and token for authentication with Fetch.
Development sponsored by Oomph. http://oomphinc.com
A migration for uc_file_s3 files into commerce_file.
Moneris integration for the Drupal Commerce payment and checkout system.
Download the Moneris mpgClasses file and place it in the library/eSELECTplus_PHP_API folder
Add your test and production store id and apikeys in the admin settings at:
admin/config/moneris_payment
Extend Ubercart module
This extends the Amazon field module in such a way that when an ASIN is looked up, this module will look for the SimilarProducts in the resulting XML and store these in the database.
Furthermore on each cron run it will take the oldest SimilarProduct from the database and post this ASIN as a new product. So it will effectively automatically populate a shop of Amazon products.
This works because when the system retrieves a SimilarProduct from the database to store as a node, it actually get 5 SimilarProducts which are in turn stored again for later posting on the site.
