amitramani

This plugin works fine with Woocommerce. It is a specific plugin for ecommerce tracking within Woocommerce and not just generic pages.

Follow the installation instructions to set it up. You will need to go to: WooCommerce->Settings->Integrations

Here you will enter your GA ID.

According to Justin Cutroni, it takes Google Analytics 3 hours to pick up the data and process it. Even with that, they recommend you wait atleast 24 hours before transactions start showing up.

I have had this plugin installed for a while now with ecommerce enabled. It works fine, i.e. it reports all ecommerce transactions.

I just upgraded to v3.7.1. It works now. Thanks for fixing it!

I have been using Chrome. As I mentioned, older version of the smart manager works just fine. The latest version does not. I will enable WP DEBUG SETTING and then report back.

On a closer look, I found some debug info that might be helpful for you. In the broken case, I receive the following error when FireBug Console is enabled. Looks like an undeclared variable, maybe?

Uncaught ReferenceError: updated_data is not defined smart-manager-woo.js?ver=3.7:55
(anonymous function) smart-manager-woo.js?ver=3.7:55
(anonymous function) ext-all.js?ver=3.3.1:7
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In the working case, no such errors are observed.

Hi holyman842
I have posted my version of the plugin here.
https://anterik.com/migrate-oscommerce-to-woocommerce/

I hope that my suggestion above worked for you. If not, let me know.

Amit

Hi holyman842
For importing images, make sure you are entering the correct URL in the “osCommerce Store URL” field. It is important that the URL start with “https://www.”. Without that, this will not work.

In your case, it should be https://www.sissi.com.au/shop

The plugin will automatically append the ‘/images/‘ to that URL and transfer the files. The full image URL, for example, will be https://www.sissi.com.au/shop/images/208%20%5B800×600%5D.jpg

I am pretty certain that is the problem. I encountered the same issue, then saw the code and realized why.

Keep me posted.

BTW, the website I worked on is:
https://www.vrtack.com

Thanks, @xephan!
After trying the several other solutions and failing, I decided to give this a shot.
And it works beautifully.

Siteground also recommends this same procedure. Lets hope my htaccess does not get overwritten by some other plugin.

https://kb.siteground.com/how_to_exclude_a_folder_from_wordpress_permalinks/

Hi holyman842,
I am glad that you found my post useful. Looking further, I found that the woocommerce core code already added the call to the meta term function.

If you are using oscommerce and migrating to WordPress using this plugin, you will notice it only imports the one picture for each product.

I have made modifications to import multiple pictures (up to 6 for each product). Let me know if you would like that version.

I will try posting my version to my website. Will post a link here, when I can.

@bassjobsen
Sorry for the late reply. Any idea where in the theme code I can check for this? Maybe I can tweak the I would like to see if this defering of JS makes a big performance impact.

Appreciate your help.

@bassjobsen
I tried installing your plugin. After I activated it, all the Javascript code started showing up on the page itself before the main content was rendered.
What am I doing wrong?

I have WordPress 3.6.1 with WooCommerce plugin, along with Flatsome theme.

Any ideas?

I posted on the JigoShop forum a new thread elaborating the issue. No response yet.

I am not sure how active that forum is.

Any other ideas? I will try contacting the author directly via email as well.

Thanks for the suggestion. I will write to the developer of JigoShop (possibly post in that forum) about this conflict.

Funny thing is that the code for <strong>add_filter('wp_mail_from', ...)</strong> is already commented, but the one for add_filter('wp_mail_from_name', ...) is not commented out.

Maybe it got left behind as an artifact. Either way, I will communicate with JigoShop development team.

Because the form is connected to products sold via JigoShop plugin, I had to leave the JigoShop plugin enabled.

Out of curiosity, I grepped the JigoShop code for ‘wp_mail_from_name’….and there it was a call to add_filter(‘wp_mail_from_name’…..) without a corresponding call to remove_filter().

Once I removed the call to add_filter() from the JigoShop code, the “From” field is populating correctly. The add_filter() call in JigoShop is redundant anyway, because every invocation of wp_mail() from JigoShop sets the “headers” field anyway.

Thanks for your help. Contact Form 7 is a great plugin, good work.

Phew…that was my first foray into WordPress code. Thank you for the guidance!