jeffylube
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GTM4WP - A Google Tag Manager (GTM) plugin for WordPress] Cloudflare Zaraz@duracelltomi – I think the reason for Zaraz is to replace GTM. Cloudflare will automatically load the script from their end, but the site still needs to dynamically generate script/tag.
I guess this would mean there is no need to trigger GTM at all, maybe should be a new plugin all together since no more need for GTM? But functionality already partially exists in your existing one so I guess why make a new one.
Just some thoughts here…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GTM4WP - A Google Tag Manager (GTM) plugin for WordPress] Cloudflare ZarazYes – it seems Zaraz has been updated since my last post.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/zaraz/web-api/ecommerce/
@duracelltomi – Would be awesome if this plugin could add the additional tracking codes:
zaraz.ecommerce(‘Event Name’, { parameters });
Is this a possibility?E-commerce tracking is also compatible with Google Analytics 3 (Universal Analytics), Google Analytics 4, Bing and Facebook Pixel.
Thanks this is good to know. Do you have an ETA?
Hello
This happens for all watches I’ve tested on.
* If stock is set to 1.
* Place order.
* Stock gets reduced.
* Product becomes out of stock and I get a notification.
* Almost immediately, the stock then gets reset back to qty before the purchase.
* Product is shown to have 1 in stock for both WooCommerce and Square.No issue when creating new products.
Did some more testing. When refunding the test order, it was able to successfully increase the stock count.
Hello @wpniall
Yes – I understand I must fetch the stock before it can be edited.
The problem arises when WooCommerce tries to automatically adjust stock after an order purchase. To test – I first I synced all the items under WooCommerce Square Settings -> Update. I then created a test order. In the order notes, it indicates that the inventory stock was reduced. I know it gets reduced momentarily as I received a notice that the product is now out of stock. However, when I go back to check the stock quantity of the product, it goes back to the original count.
I tried using the the WooCommerce Bulk Stock Manager to adjust stock. The same happens. It momentarily is able to adjust, but the stock level quickly goes back to the original.
Best,
JeffHello
Yes, I was going to use one of the plugins that support external images, such as Featured Image from URL. By doing so, I had envisioned a simplified workflow that would speed up the importing of products, as I would have all the product images already uploaded to public google storage bucket or elsewhere. This way, I don’t accumulate an unnecessary library of images for seasonal products that are changed frequently.