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    No categories pull into Category Follow Up automation option.

    Everything to that point works OK.

    • This topic was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by steviepf1.
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  • Hey steviepf1,

    Thanks for posting! At this time, categories are not passed over via the WooCommerce for MailChimp plugin, so it wouldn’t be possible to trigger those ‘Category Follow-Up’ automation workflows. That’s a great idea though, and I’ve gone ahead and pushed that feedback over to our developers on your behalf.

    In the meantime, you can still create Product Follow-Up automation workflows for specific products or any product purchase. More on that here: https://eepurl.com/b2Q71f

    Please feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

    Thanks!
    Garnet

    Thread Starter steviepf1

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    Thanks – product follow up is useless for me at this time.
    Have more value using category follow up

    I was able to create a workaround in the v2 plugin, but it requires you modify the core plugin.

    After line 63 in “/includes/api/class-mailchimp-woocommerce-transform-products.php”, which is this:

    $product->setUrl($woo->get_permalink());

    Just add in this code:

    // Set vendor to comma separated value of categories
    $product->setVendor(strip_tags(wc_get_product_category_list($woo->get_id(), ',')));

    One caveat is that it pulls in ALL categories in a CSV format, so you’ll have a LOT of variations. If you have a product that’s in “Category 1” it will add “Category 1” to the MC category list. If you have a product that’s in “Category 1” and “Category 2” it will add “Category 1,Category 2” to the MC category list. Pretty much any category variation.

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