Version of Drupal 7 Module Commerce Userpoints modified for cash credit use
This is a hack of the Drupal module called Commerce Userpoints, originally posted by liupascal.
I was looking for something simple to allow me to give store credits to account holders to offset purchases made through checkout. I tried the 7.x-1.x-dev version posted 2013-Dec-23, but found that it was not usable for the purpose I required.
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This version incorporates several patches posted by ankur_novatree :
https://www.drupal.org/node/2083403 https://www.drupal.org/node/2425537 https://www.drupal.org/node/2247775 https://www.drupal.org/node/2536780. -
Line item discount name has been changed from "Royalties" to "Credit Discount".
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Exchange rate line removed from the checkout pane since it is confusing for a simple credit discount.
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Made the default input for points to apply the same as the cart total or total available points if lower.
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Changed title of points text input box to "Amount of Credit to Apply".
Copy commerce_userpoints directory into your modules directory and enable the module.
Go to /admin/commerce/config/currency/userpoints Add a points value currency. This is how I set up mine to have credit show as whole dollars (no cents value). Setting this as 0.01 exchange appeared too confusing to me for applying discounts.
Go to /admin/config/people/userpoints Select the tab "Point Settings". Here you can customize how the descriptions for your userpoints appear. I set them thus since I'm using them as a credit system:
Select the tab "Categorization" and make credit your default category:
Go to /admin/commerce/config/commerce-userpoints/discount
Set the default to Credit. You can limit use of the credit to certain components if needed. That was not necessary for me, so I use "Base price".
To assign credits to account holders go to /admin/config/people/userpoints
From the first "Totals" tab you can see existing users with credits and also add credits to a user.
A test checkout page should have the option to use credit as a discount against an order like below:
