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I have been using commerce Invoice 7x-10-alfa3 commerce Email 7x-2x-dev Variable email 7x-10-alpha -1x Variable 7x-22,4-dev HTML 7.x-2.65 modules

I want to sent an invoice email, which will include except of the order information (included in the token [commerce-order:commerce-email-order-items] ) , also the billing information address (I need all the information as it is appearing in the order view).

However, even though i try two different tokens [commerce-invoice:order:commerce-customer-billing:commerce_customer_address] and [commerce-order:commerce-customer-billing] none of the them renders any data but they just appear as simple strings!. Also other tokens i added in the body of the email, are just displayed as simple strings. I trying to modify the "default" value of the email through the store->configuration->emails

From what i have seen there is an issue with commerce email ,which have not been yet resolved https://drupal.org/node/1818380 . I was wondering whether someone has found a workround solution i can use.

Failing that is there any other way i could achieve the same result ? (To be able to sent an invoice email with order details and complete billing information). Maybe a combination of tokens in rules with different modules (or different versions of modules).

As i am pretty desperate any suggestions would be more than welcome. Thanks in advance

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I've implemented similar functionality for a Drupal Commerce site I built using Commerce Kickstart 2. It's actually a Rule created by the commerce_email module which I'll break down for you below:

  • Rule is called "Send an order notification e-mail (Customers)"
  • Event: Completing the checkout process
  • Action: Send mail with variable (contains all default commerce_email variable settings)

Then if you navigate to the Commerce Email admin section: (/admin/commerce/config/email)

The token I use to display the customer address is:

[commerce-order:commerce-customer-shipping:commerce_customer_address]

Using that token everything prints out in my email template correctly as expected.

Hope this helps!

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  • Thanks for your answer. However I would prefer to try everything else first, and then to try to "migrate" to KickStart 2.
    – user1479847
    Jul 31, 2013 at 9:37
  • You don't need Commerce Kickstart to use this implementation. Commerce Kickstart is just an installation profile for Drupal Commerce. These rules are created by the module commerce_email, but you can create them yourself if you prefer too.
    – Alex Kirsten
    Aug 1, 2013 at 9:56
  • The thing is that when i try to add the tokens to the rules that commerce_email creates, they do not render any data but they just appear as strings. The same is true with the Token you posted.Thanks again for your help
    – user1479847
    Aug 1, 2013 at 10:31

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