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!
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I have a private business Twitter account and I would like to know when someone clicks any link inside one of my posts. This solution cannot assume that we know the form of the link being posted.
For example a twitter post like this:
Have you guys heard of this amazing site called google?
I would like to see how many people clicked on this google.com link. I don't need to know any specific information about who they are, just if it was clicked or not.
Ideally I would want this from the API but crawlers and plugins are also possible. I would like to avoid using a paid tool but those would be acceptable.
I think you have multiple choices:
Use google firebase or google analytics
Create your own short link services by python or any other programming languages.
Just search in the google and look for short link generators which gives appropriate service.
Hi using the twitter api you should be able to understand how many clicks a link has.
https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/metrics
But to have all this info automated you might need to use a third-party tool.
This should be the most straight forward solution.
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
For a client i want to integrate a new way of renting products in Shopify which they pick right up after ordering from a pickup point. This new way is a service which can be interacted with via an API. After ordering, a code is provided which can be used to open a locker somewhere. In the shop, on a custom page or some sort of reusable block i want have a custom HTML form which can interact with this API. The customer can then choose the product, the available pickup-point, pay for his/her order and receive the code for pickup. Is this possible?
I have done research but could not find this type of customizing.
I have built some test-apps but it seems these can only be embedded in the admin and not in the storefront itself (please correct me if i am wrong). I can interact with the storefront-api so that's a plus allright.
The ideal way would be for me to develop a React/Vue app which can be added to a page for walking trough this process described above.
Anyway, is it possible one way or another?
Thanks in advance for thinking with me on this one!
I know Google rich snippet and schema data. But i don't know like this.
Q1: Google recognize automatically or Web developer declare it in meta data?
Q2: What do we call it?
Q3: Is it payed service for any keyword combination?
Another one
It is not under your control. Google decides alone. There is no paid service for that.
The best you can do is make your site popular and very trustworthy in the eyes of Google, then cross your fingers and pray that they pick one of your pages.
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.