I am using Answers of Fabric to track the custom event in my app.
I understand that the webpage gives me only top 10 category.
My question is whether there is any workaround to get the list of all events.
If another services do provide the whole list, please kindly recommend one.
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When creating custom collections using rest API ,The collection appears to show unavailable on google ,How to fix this ? so that it appears on Google.
Google is a Sales Channel in your store? Therefore it is up to you to tick off the box to make that collection available to Google the Sales Channel. That is the first thing you should do anyway. Go to your Admin and turn your collection on to that Sales Channel.
If you do not have access to the Admin, you will have to ask the merchant to do that for you as there are no API calls that allow you to do this, as far as I know, it may remain the domain of Plus stores only. You can check that further.
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 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 searched around this site to try to find a similar answer, but I had no luck.
What I'm trying to do is set up an image, ad, or button and tag in it with event listeners, so that I can track events. I've managed to do this, but what I really need is something that will let me gather the interaction data of each individual, provide a unique id for each individual, and gather real-time event interaction information, so that I can record and possibly act on different events based on user interaction.
I was looking into google analytics for this because I can see the real-time events, but I don't know if it is possible to call these events in the way I explained. Ideally there would be an api call I could make with a populated unique id to pull in the event interaction information in real time.
Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
You'd have to put client id into a custom variable/dimension and you could then segment based on a unique id, not in real-time however. I was then going to say, have you looked at Google Analytics Real-time reporting API, but then I was looking at the Dimensions & Metics and noticed that you can't pull in custom dimensions nor events.
Does it have to be real-time? The reason I ask is that it's possible to do this using the Core Reporting API, or the UI itself.
I am looking to create an iphone app whose main menu will be a list of Twitter Lists. That part is simple. I was hoping there would be an easy way for each menu item chosen(list) to simply display the streaming tweets of all members in that list. Not just an rss feed. I would like it to display just like the lists display as they do in Twittelator and other apps, complete with avatar, time, links if any. It obviously can be done because it is already being done, but id like my app to specifically concentrate on the lists only. Any help is appreciated.
Use FHSTwitterEngine, it has the lists endpoints built in, along with every other endpoint you need. Plus, its synchronous so you can use it procedurally in a background thread.