About: Skip Shean

More thoughts on this: perhaps I can use the authorize.net free registration form, assign the invoice customers to level 2?

(In a perfect world, I would require a coupon code to be able to submit/complete the form…)

This is great, thanks. Looks to me like you have 80% of your “part 2” blog post following up on the last one… ;-)

If you do do that, would also love to know what would be different if NOT using the SEO Links module.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Skip Shean.

filed a ticket with them, will let you know what they say!

No, that’s not exactly what I mean :-)

What I’m referring to is the MAILCHIMP program for allowing shopping cart applications (and other membership management plugins) to track the event of an e-commerce transaction happening as a counted, analytics level event in their reporting.

Might be easier with an example — I use S2 to manage my site. I collect email addresses on that site. Then I use MailChimp (nicely integrated already with S2) to send a pitch to those prospect emails asking them to subscribe/buy/give me money.

With several other platforms, if the user clicks on that mailchimp-sent email pitch and buys the product, that is a trackable outcome **in mailchimp’s reports**. That’s the change request…

Does that help?

Skip

Is there a way to do it without shortcodes, using categories or tag protection instead?

thanks david, appreciate the assist — which file does that code go into?

yes, that ended up being it. for the benefit of anyone finding this later, it seems that the addition of an index sped it up from minutes to seconds, which is probably good enough. fyi, the sql to run is:

create index user_key on wp_usermeta(user_id, meta_key);

ok i was able to get the URL version, but when I do, it says “You have requested an outdated version of PayPal. This error often results from the use of bookmarks.” on the PayPal checkout page.