How to show the list of user who fill the contact form in shopify?
Can someone tell me what fields and in which table store this info?
how to get it and show in the shopify admin dashboard
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There is no way to show the users who submitted the contact form in Shopify. This information is not stored in the back end so you don't have access to it.
The only way to get this information is to review all of the emails that were send to the designated email address in the store.
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When user click on the shopify link from my website (not shopify) I want to add products programmatically on cart and then take the user directly to the payment page.
Means I don't want user to go through a product selection process, I want app to do It all I want user to do is make a payment for the payable amount.
So the question is how to create a cart in your website/webapp and make user directly land on the checkout page in shopify store or what api to use.
thanks and open for suggestions.
It was simple, found it easily after some searching. All I needed was a checkout API.
Help if it is possible to show contact form submits in shopify. I know it is sent to the admin email but I want to see it in tabular view or even get via contact form submits API.
Without an use of some kind of app there is no way to achieve this with standard Liquid logic.
So the short answer is no.
Is it possible to create a sign up form that sends the customer's details (email address, name, etc.) to both my Mailchimp account's mailing list and my Shopify store's customer list upon submission?
This app lets you add your customers(who sign up for marketing) automatically to the mailchimp list. You can add a field in the form which will add all users to the marketing list of shopify and then automatically to the mailchimp list.
You can find information about creating Customers to Shopify in their API:
Creating a new customer
You can also find information in how to add a member to a list in MailChimp's API:
Adding a new member to a list
I am using dynamics CRM 2013 on-premise. I want to create an account of customer on my website whenever the contact of customer is created in CRM. On creation of contact in CRM, customer will receive an email with a link and user credentials. When customer clicks on the link, he will be redirected to the webpage where he can sign in. upon signing in, he can see his contact details on webpage.
Can anyone suggest the simplest way of doing it?
I am trying to find a way of sending email invoice via google checkout's API (and also in PayPal)
I can't find how. or at least how to generate a new order (money request)
thank you
From: http://code.google.com/apis/checkout/developer/Google_Checkout_Comparison_Part_I.html
Requesting Payment by Email Invoices
What is it? Email invoicing lets you sell without an online store. Buyers can place orders from you by phone, fax, email or other offline means; then you send email invoices from the Merchant Center to the buyers requesting payment. Email invoices contain a personalized message from you regarding the requested payment as well as a "Pay now through Google Checkout" link. When buyers click this link, they are brought to Google Checkout where they can complete the payment process.
Best for: Use this option if you don't have or need an online store.
Time required: There's no setup — just open a Google Checkout merchant account and you can immediately start sending invoices.
Technical skills required: None. Just Internet access.
Demo: Email Invoice and Wizard (requires sign-up)
Processing Orders: (Part II) Once orders start coming in, use the Merchant Center to charge orders and update order status.
Next Step: How to request payments by email invoices
From what I've seen, looks like they don't have a way to do this through an API. Hopefully someday they will, but for now I think I'll have to create my own email with a link to my own page that sends them to google checkout via a custom Buy It Now button.
It's too bad - it'd be so simple to just be able to call send_email(name, email, amount, message) and have it be the same as logging in & doing it through the Merchant Center.
I do understand the rationale a little - if you're capable of creating an automated invoicing system that can call a google API to send emails, then you should also be capable of creating a link, custom button, and letting the user checkout that way. I still want it though - I'm lazy.
Can you submit the form data in the way that the google checkout portal does? then it would authenticate and autofill the form?