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hi. Thanks. Sorry, didn’t understand your first reply. I translated the embed code, and that works now.

can be closed.

I’m talking about this string here: https://ibb.co/yf5cG3S

@bhshravankumar unfortunately it doesn’t. Are there ways for debugging this?

Maybe I can jump in here. I’m looking into setting the E-mail Adress via Link (https://www.businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-populate-checkout-from-url/) for the cart. What parameter have to be set in order for the abandoned cart to pick it up?

Hi Shravan

Thanks for this comprehensive input. If I were to use the method provided in businessbloomer, your plugin would then pickup the user and try to recover the cart?

Hi

Let me try again to articulate the use case. The way the plugin works right now is that it will allow me to recover orders where the user has started the checkout process -> e.g. entering his e-mail address.

Fact is, that many users are adding stuff to the cart and abandoning the cart without ever entering their e-mail address. Well, if they don’t enter their e-mail address, I won’t be able to recover it.

When I’m sending out a newsletter I know the e-mail address of that person. When that person that receives the e-mail clicks a link in the newsletter I should be able to track that click. For example I could add some parameters to the link so that when it lands on the site, the site will know the user and thus also the e-mail address, so that when that user will add products to the cart, I can try to recover it without the user every having to start the checkout process.

One solution could be that links in the newsletter would have to be reformatted to something like:

https://example.com/recover?userid=2&redirect=https://example.com/the-actual-link

/recover would actually set the user and then redirect to the actuall page.

Hi Thanks a lot. I seem to be doing everything, but it just seems to be off… but in this case it’s an optimize issue. I’ll try to figure this out.

thanks

I think to force the user to login would make it too hard to submit a review. Prepopulate would actually just be enough, what would be even better would be to connect it with an order, like

mysite.com/site-review?order=234234&[email protected]

The form would then be prepopulated and the combination of order and e-mail would give some kind of security.

anything I can do to debug?

working again…

going to post it in WooCommerce, since it with the new WooCommerce 4, the dashboard is included.

thanks a lot. Will keep it in mind. But actually like some of the other features sendinblue offer.

thanks. Yes. That’s what I need. I’m also interested in the abandoned cart solution. Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be WooCommerce integration. Do you happen to have a tuturial for integration those events into WooCommerce? Or are there plans for adding them to the plugin?

thanks.