smallfishes

Hi Ricardo

There is specific code in the plugin that marks orders as sent after the plugin sends them a single time to Google Analytics. There should be an entry in the post meta table for the order called ‘_ga_tracked’ and it should be set to 1.

Can you check your database and see that it’s being set correctly?

If it is, are you using caching on the order confirmation page? That could cause the web server to keep serving the same JS snippet on the page thus causing the duplicates even though the DB has been updated.

Does this help?

Hi Ricardo

The plugin injects the code to track product views using the woocommerce_after_single_product action which is called on the product page.

Inside of Google Analytics sessions that send the event from that action will be considered to have had a product page view. This event shouldn’t fire from the category page.

Does this answer your question?

Hi Tevya

The plugin definitely works with the latest version of WooCommerce. It doesn’t look like it’s being updated very often though.

What do you mean by Checkout Labeling? Can you post a screen shot?

Hi

Thanks for the feature suggestion. Honestly it would be nice, but isn’t likely to get built anytime soon. I will add it to the feature list I have though!

If you’re interested in trying to build something like that on your own, I’d be happy to offer support in terms of how the code works. If you want to do that feel free to email me [email protected] and I’ll see what I can do.

Mike

Hi

Ok I can help with a script in the meantime.

Can you email me at [email protected]? I can send you details on what you need to do plus the attachment.

Thanks,
Mike

Hi Yatgirl

The answer is yes you can delete the data using a button on the help tab. The problem with this though is it deletes all of the data which probably isn’t what you want.

If you want to keep the last 30 days or so and delete the rest I can help you with a script you can run.

Having the ability to delete everything older than the last 30 days might be a good feature to add.

Let me know if you want help with that script ??

Hi @alineferreira were you able to get this working? If not I can try and help you out some.

Hi

Sorry for the delay in response.

That version of PHP is way past end of life as per this page.

https://php.net/eol.php

Are you able to update to a newer version of PHP? If you can’t I can try and help you figure out the syntax issues causing the bug, but I don’t think I’ll release a fix to the main code base.

Thanks.

Thanks for reaching out.

Can you tell me what version of PHP you’re running?

Thanks.

Should be fixed.

Hi. Thanks for reaching out.

Would you please send me an email at [email protected] so I can share a version of the plugin with you that should fix the problem.

Once we confirm it works for you then I will release it for everyone else.

Thanks,
Mike

Thanks again for the feature request nemanja09. I pushed it live this morning as 2.2.1.

Hi

Thanks for reaching out.

Right now it’s not set up to allow that, but I’m open to making that change.

Would you be able to email me at [email protected] so I can send you a test version to try before I push out an update?

Thanks.
Mike

Hi Andy

I’m just getting a chance to sit down and look at your issue.

I think you reported a problem with a different plugin though.

Given your stack trace posted above it looks like the issue is in a file called cart_index_interface.php which doesn’t exist in my plugin. Also the directory name in the path leads me to think the slug for the plugin is likely woocommerce-cart-reports which doesn’t match mine.

Let me know if I can help with anything else.

Thank you for the bug report.

I’ll take a look later today.

What version of the plugin are you on?

Can you email me a screen shot of that new column? [email protected].

Thanks!