lcsweden

@ryanhungate On this page? https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/mailchimp-for-woocommerce/

All I can see there is the support forum button, which is how I got here.

I did look for support directly from MailChimp, since we’ve also got some other issues, but there’s no support unless you’ve got a paid subscription. The site is still under development, and we’re trying to not start subscriptions on services that we don’t yet know if we can use.

Another issue seems to be that Mailchimp doesn’t consistently send notifications for every order, only some.

I’m fairly new to WooCommerce, but this and similar seems to happen every time there’s an update, and is resolved by:

UPDATE wpdc_wc_admin_notes SET status='actioned' WHERE type = 'update';

It’s tempting to just put that update in crontab, since this seems to routinely not work. You click to dismiss the notice, but nothing happens.

I was able to solve this is a fairly simple plugin.

In short, I store a copy of the cart contents in LocalStorage in the browser, and then restore it if detecting a failed Swish payment. This is done via javascript that looks at the server status, and makes an ajax request back to WP to add items back to cart.

@bjorntech Finns det n?got javascript event jag kan lyssna efter f?r att se n?r betalningen ?r f?rdig eller avbruten?

Min tanke ?r att h?lla koll p? vad som ligger i korgen, vilket ju ?r enkeltmed hj?lp av WC()->cart. Detta skulle kunna sparas i en egen cookie, som inte r?rs av WC.

Denna information kan sedan stoppas tillbaka f?r att ?terfylla korgen vid behov. Verkar funka att g?ra med WC()->cart->add_to_cart(produktid, antal, variationsid).

Detta borde s?kert g?ras som en plugin, och blir kanske inte korrekt enligt WP/WC standard, men jag t?nker mig att det blir l?tt att peta in relevant kod med hj?lp av pluginet “Theme Customisations” som redan anv?nds f?r andra sm?fix.

Jag har lite annat som skall fixas p? siten f?rst, men kommer nog ta tag i detta ordentligt under veckan.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by lcsweden.

BTW, feels weird to writing in English when there’s probably only swedes looking at this, but all other threads were in English so I just went with the flow… ??

That’s a shame, but I really appreciate the quick answer!

Has anyone looked at workarounds?

I’m new to Woocommerce, but am from a developer/systems background. My thoughts are that the order could be picked up from the database, and details emailed to the customer, maybe with a link that lets them resume?

Maybe there’s even cart abandonment plugins that handle exactly this kind of issue?