Jason

I will of course try to find the source of the indexing, however that is irrelevant to the topic of this request which is why is WordPress serving duplicate content for non-existent pages.

The examples I gave and the ones on my own site do not have any paginated content with a nextpage tag. In this case, get_canonical_url is including the /2 page as is get_post_url (which does not have a filter). This is affecting multiple base pages & hundreds of “fake” pages on my site.

I could play around with filters, but this seems to be a bug to me. Should this be submitted as a bug rather than a support request?

Cheers,
Jason

For those that find the same bug:

On line 361 of class-wc-enhanced-ecommerce-google-analytics-integration.php, $tvc_prnm = get_the_title($item[‘product_id’]); *sometimes* returns ‘Order received’ — which is the WooCommerce endpoint title. I say sometimes because there are some correct hits in my GA account.

It’s fixed by using the correct WooCommerce 3 method for retrieving the product title, get_title()
$tvc_prnm = $_product->get_title();

Hope this helps someone.

Hi there,

I think you’ll find I did answer your question – line 3 of my reply.

Will shoot you an email shortly.

Thanks,
Jason

Thanks for the reply.

Websie URL is www(dot)tiperformance(dot)com(dot)au
I am only using your GA plugin.

Take a look at the site first & I will grant GA access after some form of direct / private message – use the contact form on the website as I don’t know if there is any mechanism here.

Cheers,
Jason

I have the same problem. You broke my cart. Seems to be a compatibility issue with WC 2.6. Not happy!

Thanks for the detailed reply!

In most themes the checkout cant be viewed without viewing the cart first so it is very important to see drop offs here.

Are you able to provide more help on using a Custom Funnel to track drop offs from the cart page?

Cheers,
Jason

Sorry I don’t quite understand your answer.

What do you mean by

which we fired only on the Checkout Page of your store, followed by the Cart Page.

Irrespective of any “data discrepency”, can the Cart page funnel be tracked or not? Most Woocommerce installs funnel the user from cart to checkout so I don’t understand why this event wouldn’t be tracked.

Cheers,
Jason

Can you please confirm absolutely that the plugin will do what I have asked? I don’t just want to modify the title, I want to list all regular products and handle variable products quantity variations in the same feed.

Done.

Can you private message me a quote and approximate timeline?

Given it is a feature of your nearest competitor and something I would have thought others who sell customised products would need, I’d hope it wouldn’t be too expensive.

Cheers,
Jason

Thanks again for the fast reply.

Long story short, the Order Note is the best means for me to collect this info (it is wide and varied depending on the customer order).

It appears I saw this functionality in the screenshots of the Skyverge plugin: https://docs.woothemes.com/document/paypal-express-checkout/#section-4

If I used the hooks you refer to, would I be able to integrate to the existing Order Notes field which already displays in a prominent position in the WC Admin Order page? I am happy to give this a shot but may need a little more guidance.

Cheers,
Jason

Thanks for the clarification & super quick response!

Is it possible to change this behavior? I ask because I sell many customised products, so I pre-fill the Order Note with hints as to what information I need from my customer to complete their order. It is also a mandatory field, ensuring I get input from the customer before they can place an order. Using the PayPal note I can’t do any of that, and will have lots of follow-up emails for missing order information (as I did before implementing the above). Having a note field on the review page would make it work perfectly for me.

Lastly, there is minor a UI bug when using “Set billing address in WooCommerce using the address returned by PayPal”. The billing address gets nested inside the empty div I referred to earlier, plus an additional one, so the styling is double-nested inside two boxes and does not match the shipping address.

Thanks,
Jason

Thanks for the fast reply.

Have shot you an email with the link; I can disable Autoptimize if you need to see the raw css. I am not sure what specific code they have in there and am not sure where to start looking to be quite honest.

Cheers,
Jason

Have just followed you but can’t DM you until you follow me back.

In the meantime, here’s a fixed version — https://pastebin.com/4fg7WxWa

Jason

I think I was having some issues with is_home() given my theme uses a custom post type for the homepage; apparently the correct function to use is is_front_page().

I’ve had a crack at supporting the WooCommerce product type. It adds the Price and Currency tags when the post type is of “product”. This avoids having to set the ftf custom meta tags for every product in a store. It passes the Facebook debugger.

Find a copy at https://pastebin.com/hWXatYXr

Cheers,
Jason