I have a question regarding a Hubspot Marketing Events
Can make an api(http) call after or on button click for create event button? If yes! the how to to it?
hubspot-> contacts (menu) -> Contacts-> Marketing Event
The best bet would be to reach out to Hubspot directly and ask about their promotion kit. it is in their best interest to make sure that everybody knows how to properly promote their event.
That said, you can also take a look at oyova.com to get an idea of what the final result would look like
Again, the best first step would be to reach out to Hubspot directly. They have a responsive support team from my experiences
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With the new API, it is great that we are able to push orders to the POS app - now I just need a way to notify customers that the pick-up is ready. I have my own system seperately right now, but is there any way to do this inside of Square. Or even better, is there any way to hook into a square event?
I see webhooks, but only things like payment, refund, dispute events. Is there any way to catch an order status change?
Currently there are webhooks for different order update events:
You could then create some webservice of lambda to process such webhook payload, and submit an email using some 3rd party email sending solution.
There is a challenge that since you will need to query the square api for the rest of order details, you will need to create a square app, implement oauth etc.
Unfortunately, there's currently no Order webhooks at this time. Webhooks are definitely an area Square's APIs have been focusing and improving lately, so I suspect this to be an area we continue to improve. With that said, there is no ETA on if/when this is coming, sadly we do not share public timelines.
How can I integrate the Square API into a church website? I want to have a donation box with a dropdown menu, you can not do that with the store which is why I'm looking at if the API maybe able to help.
You can use Square's APIs to accept payments online, but most of this would likely be done with a developer. I'd recommend finding one as your first step!
I work with some third party referral systems and I've been looking for a way to trigger some JS off of events like Add To Cart, Add Coupon to Order, and Checkout. I'd like to be able to do this without having to use the id of the button in question as these can change from theme to theme, and become complicated when you're dealing with multiple buttons for the same functionality.
It seems like the built in Google Analytics and Facebook Tracking are using some sort of event system to trigger their data collection, but I can't seem to find anything in the docs or forums explaining how this works or how I can use it without using their services. Ideally I'm looking for some kind of liquid if/then sort of structure or alternatively just a clear event of some kind that I can listen for.
Obviously I could use jquery to accomplish this by listening for different button clicks but that seems like a really brittle way of handling something that is clearly part of the core of how Shopify works.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be really appreciated (At this point I'll name my first born rumplestiltskin)
(Repost from here https://ecommerce.shopify.com/users/554977/posts)
You can subscribe to webhook events through the API:
https://help.shopify.com/api/reference/webhook
There are topics for carts/create and checkouts/create which you might find useful. For coupon codes, you can subscribe to orders/create webhooks and parse the order data to see if it contains a coupon code.
Do what everyone does, including GA and other trackers. Build an App that installs in shops, and that App uses the API to inject JS that triggers onload. You can then program the JS to callback your mothership with the data you are interested in.
Note that your approach of asking for a trigger is far too vague to ever work. Why re-invent the wheel or beat a dead horse. Free up your valuable time and just go with the flow.
https://help.shopify.com/api/reference/scripttag
I have been reviewing this forum and the documentation for PayPal API but am still uncertain about one thing: Can I have an algorithm determine the price of certain services on a PayPal button (rather than designing a bunch of preset buttons and choosing which one to display)? I would like to have this information feed in from an external database and would appreciate any tips on which lever to pull.
Thank you!
You would have to make sure it's not a hosted button, which would make the amount be included in a hidden field with the form button. Then you could dynamically adjust the amount based on any logic you want.
The down-side to that is the button isn't as secure because people could view source, copy the HTML, change the amount, and then submit the payment that way. Of course, there are ways to manage this, but it's something to consider.
Another option would be to use the Express Checkout API instead, in which case it would be completely secure and fully customizable to handle pricing however you need to.
I don't know if this is the right place for this question but I hope anyone knows the answer!
I want to use the since=lastView option in https://trello.com/docs/api/board/.
Does anyone knows what this means exactly? The lastView for this special board via API or for this special board but for the user including the API or maybe the last view of the user at all and not on this special board.
Thanks, I couldn't find any information inside the trello documentation.
since=lastView is how the unread activity indicator is rendered in the Trello apps. The view is thus per board, but the routes that can update that record "views" are private. I would suggest using since with a date for most uses.