I’m affiliate wit some companies which give cashback to customers when place an order in our website.
At moment we give 8% of cashback. But we need to change this for 8% new customer and 4% for customers which already purchased in the page.
They told the following to me:
“It would be best to pass us via your tracking whether it’s a new or existing customer, so we can assign the lower commission to existing customer orders automatically, rather than you amending pending sales for existing customers each time.
There is no way to pass us this if you are using our WooCommerce module at the current time, so if you wanted to do this you would have to add your tracking manually to your website and add ‘&newcustomer=X’ to the end of both URLs in the tracking code where X is either Yes or No depending if they are or are not a new customer.”
Any idea on how can I do this with Woocommerce?
Thanks
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]]>Is there a possibility to show all single waypoints from a gpx-file on the track-line on the map in connection of the usage of the following general shortcodes?
[leaflet-map fitbounds]
[leaflet-gpx src=https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/mapbox/togeojson@master/test/data/run.gpx color=black]
For example it would be nice if the waypoints would be shown on the track-line as small dots in same color of the track-line.
Is there a way to do so?
We have been using your plugin and installed tracking script. It’s shows installed correctly on wordpress dashboard, but on sendinblue system it’s shows it’s not installed, so we can’t fire events. Can you please help? ]]>
I only need to accept payment and redirect to a private page.
- Can I do this in free version?
- What can I do with only the free version?
I appreciate support for a free product.
]]>I have a php page (redirect.php) in my theme that I would like to see in the statistics. Unfortunately, the scripts are always linked to a post_id:…, but maybe you can pass a few parameters to a method so that tracking is possible.
redirect.php is not a post or page in WordPress it is a custom page in my child theme folder.
Kind regards
Jens
In order to better service our site visitors, my team relies heavily on tracking visitor analytics such as via Google Analytics. Is it possible to introduce a way for us to track metrics on which tabs are being clicked on and on which pages?
Thank you.
]]>What does “opt out of tracking” mean? Are the visitors then not recorded at all in the statistics of page views? Or would that only apply if you use the plugin with cookies? What does this mean if the plugin is used without cookies?
Thank you so much! 
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