madjedo

Another question regarding this, as an alternative solution:

How about I just segment the audience based on the language?

Does your plugin, when customer place order and subscribes, also send the browser/site language to Mailchimp?

Then I can just segment the audience based on language.

Hi again,

It’s a bit convoluted way of doing things multi-language.

And from reading the documentation, this still wouldn’t apply to the email subject line?

I don’t understand why we simply can’t have people subscribe to different audience lists based on site language.

Hi, I want the same functionality. Disable the image gallery of customer uploaded media, but keep the “Display reviews on product pages with ‘Show more’ button” setting.

Is there some filter I can use?

I am having exact same issue. All tags, events and datalayer firing as they should, with object name and so on. Yet nothing shows up in e-commerce reports inside GA4. Only purchase value. However I am using GA4 and followed this video for help in setup:

*EDIT: For me, it just might be only a typo. I will wait a few days to let it populate the data again.

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Oh, I just noticed another setting below this one “order data in data layer”….

Resolved then I guess?

What’s the point of the “customer data in data layer” then? It’s for logged-in users?

Ok, thank you.

Do you mean that there is no feature like that in GA4 as there is in UA?

I tried to search earlier posts, and you were discussing an event that gets triggered when customer types in ANYTHING in any field, some sort of shipping data event. Is this not valid for GA4 or how I have my checkout set up?

My checkout steps are:

1. Email/billing fields
2. Shipping method
3. Payment method
4. Place order

So the first step simply gets ignored?

Okeej. I just updated the cart page and they are no longer showing up… Resolved I guess then.

Hi again, I tried troubleshooting again.

The site is translated using WPML.

The billing address field is gone on the English language (default).

On other language it is showing up fine and translated.

Any experience regarding this issue?

Nevermind this…

What I can tell you. When logged in as admin and placing order. The field shows up. But not when logged out, ie “normal visitor”.

I can replicate this on a staging site with only Oxygen Builder + WooCommerce + Kadence email design installed.

Please verify.

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Refer to:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/kp-iframe-min-width-280px-not-responsive/

Overflow issues.

Im sorry. I wont even bother. Plugin is not even responsive. Apperantly this is how Klarna likes it.

mm…sure…

Why use shortcode to display the reviews?

You can use the built-in Oxygen reviews component for your single product template.

It is possible. I did it with a plugin called “perfmatters” (Bonus tip: A free plugin called Flying Scripts have this functionality aswell, however, I recommend perfmatters as it is a beast in and of itself).

Install the plugin and activate it. Go to Settings > Perfmatters > Extras > Assets.

Under Delay Javascript type in (if you have the pro version, adjust accordingly):

wp-content/plugins/pixelyoursite-pro/dist/scripts/public.js

This delays the loading of the PixelYourSite javascript and subsequent pixel scripts until user interaction (Mouse hover, scroll etc).

Regards,

Hi @lmvn , yes I did, I discussed this with Woo support.

It’s about the same that is described here: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/27668#issuecomment-694155101

Basically I had reviews in my database still set as ‘comment’. From support the proposed solution was:

Fixing this will require a couple of steps. First, you would need to run a query against the database. Before doing so, please do make a backup in case something goes wrong you can restore from that backup. I’d also recommend testing this on the staging site first. A query like this will fix the comment type to be correct:

UPDATEwp_commentsSETcomment_type= 'review' WHEREcomment_post_IDIN ( SELECTIDFROMwp_postsWHEREpost_type= 'product' );

Once that is done, getting the correct count can be accomplished by unapproving a comment and then re-approving that same comment

Please backup your site before doing any of this please, I am no expert and seek help if you need assistance with SQL queries.

Any updates on this?

I am experiencing the same issue.