chrisschwartze

That’s awesome @prowebdesign, thanks for letting me know ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by chrisschwartze.

Did you ever find a solution for this?

Gotcha! Thanks for the thorough explanation.

Seems like there’s no need to share my environment then.

I can’t believe that info isn’t saved in WC Sessions by default. It saves pretty much everything except email ?????♂?

> And we are not using sessions to store customer email in the Sessions therefore not really sure what are you trying to achieve with that.

Right. My understanding of this plugin (and maybe I’m completely wrong here) is that it would also remember the details that the visitor entered during the checkout. So if the said visitor entered his email, it would remember on refresh or when visiting the site later.

> Here is what we could do – could you please open your Checkout page and view the source code. Please copy it and send it over to my email to info[at]streamline.lv.
Also it would be great if you could send me a screenshot of your Checkout page and Plugins page.

Sure I can do that if you’ve answered my question above. Otherwise, we’re wasting both our time.

Same here. I can’t share my production environment, unfortunately.

What also stuns me is that Woo doesn’t always save the email in the WC sessions.

I tried this on a vanilla install the other day. And after filling in the checkout and refreshing (before making an actual payment), all fields were there except email.

That’s with theme Twenty Fifteen, latest WooCommerce, and WordPress.

$session_customer = WC()->session->get('customer');
error_log(print_r($session_customer,true));

Prints everything except [email] ??

What’s the update on this? Still facing the same issue @thegulshankumar?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by chrisschwartze.

Same issue here. Anyone got a fix?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by chrisschwartze.

Thanks for being so swift guys.

No, the addon isn’t working anymore. Last update was over 8-9 months ago. The WooCommerce landscape moves too fast for thr.

I tried a few other addons but some were outdated aswell or terribly coded. I can definitely understand why it’s outdated though, not everyone has the time to work on open-source projects liket these.

Hey @khungate,

Thanks for getting back to me.

This is indeed for virtual products. I’ll watch the issue on Github. Hopefully it will be resolved soon!

Chris

I noticed there was still an open issue in the Github issue tracker regarding virtual/downloadable products. Hopefully there will be an update for this soon, as it makes it practically unusable for digital products.

Whilst I don’t agree with the (offensive) language being used in the comments above. I do agree with the fact that it’s not up to MailChimp’s standards yet.

One more thing, on the homepage in the MailChimp webapp I see E-Commerce performance in Dollars whilst my store is setup for Euro’s (in Woo as well as in the MailChimp for Woo plugin).

However, on my iPhone it’s displaying the E-Commerce performance in Euro’s.

Am I missing something? I’ve gone through every setting in the webapp, but I couldn’t find a setting for Currency.

Thanks