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Hi, thanks for answer.

How do customers go through this behavior? what variables? a thought pagetype has affect on it?
Can we change something in behavior via plugin? for example, add some page to this funnel?

Oh, I see. Google doesn’t support it by default…
https://developers.google.com/adwords-remarketing-tag/parameters#retail

where we can see the results of pagetype in Analytics?
like this page?
https://webmart.by/uploads/02062014/588b10b6e552f81e661464ee20e55d38.png

or somewhere else?
how it understands therefore sessions with checkout?

OR… maybe ecomm_pagetype not for reports? but only dyn remarketing?

As I wrote above – I pass through few times ( in gtm4wp and with captcha)
Maybe you should check…?

But, about plugin.

First of all – Thanks for amazing Job!

I’m not sure about bug it or not, I’ve just installed yesterday your plugin.

I have a question about woocommerce tracking – is it right that in checkout page we have ecomm_pagetype :”cart”?
Is it bug or maybe WOO issue?

P.S. I’ve edited PHP as shown below and it seems to me it works fine.

woocommerce.php line 482 (ver. 1.8): “cart” changed to “checkout”

I’ll be gratefull for you answer and maybe it need more corrections?

Hi, Pavel. Thank you for reply.

– The _purchase_price was added to ATUM by us same as many others.

Have you any idea why I can’t see Supplier and Supplier SKU in list of custom fields at the same time?

– Locations are not for front end – it is an informational feature right now. Only to tell the user where is the stock located.

Will it be later in front-end?
For example, location affects the time and price of delivery. And it’s great to have possibility to inform buyers or give them choice of location where to buy, especially if nearest location out of stock.

Best regards.

I am sorry you cant use WP ALL Import with ATUM. We do not plan to support any import 3rd part plugins as we are preparing our own.

but how I can see custom field “_purcase_price”?
it’s your field? what is the difference between it and Supplier field? different sql tables or what?

Locations are working similarly to categories. Where do you see the problem?

I don’t understood yet – how to manipulate with it in frontend. filter? woocommerce widget? shortcode?
And as I see – it about all product. not about variations, cause it like categories.

It is taking too much processing power if we allow the search for all attributes. Large stores would crash as the servers would time out.

but we can filter by categories expanding list at the top? why not attributes the same way?
how to navigate among 1000s products in dashboard?
I think large stores have choice – to use it or not ?? or to buy more power ??
will it be more resource-intensive process than searching on Supplier?

PS. I understand that you have limited budget, but I think this is the way to fill your pocket in future, because it common things for all ??

Thanks for you job.