I'm new with shopify and mailchimp so I'm finding it a bit hard to implement mailchimp APIs inside shopify. Can anyone walk me through the process on where to add the API code and help me put up the javascript code to be used to disable mailchimp's double opt-in inside my shopify theme?
Every help is very much appreciated.
Thanks!
To disable the mail chimp integration, you can choose the Customize theme option----> footer----> disable the newsletter option OR just remove the Form 'Action' URL. (I'm using GRID theme, the steps might change for a different theme.)
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I am creating a Shopify app that will insert a trust seal or badge on the product page. However, there is difficulty in implementing it since there is no clear documentation or tutorials on how to do it. What I want to achieve is to place an image (trust badge) somewhere before or after the Add to cart button. This is a public app, so modifying the theme through Shopify API themes/assets is the only option to do it dynamically.
Shopify is really new to me. I just studied it for 3 weeks, maybe someone who has prior experience in implementing this would help me.
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Thank you in advance! :-)
I am building a new Shopify public app that displays a custom input in the product listing page (at the customer side).
So to enable this, the Shopify Admin should be able to choose specific products to enable this input. And I see two ways to implement this.
Extend Add/Edit product form to add a new section that houses my app-specific config options. See the image for an example.
If the 1st option is not possible, I will provide a separate form on my app page to select products and configure my app-specific options.
So is it possible to do #1? Also, which option is the better way of doing things here?
Any links to documentation would be helpful.
You can't modify the admin panel in any form using an App.
The only thing you can do on these pages is to add a link inside the "More actions" to your app page.
You can use extensions/bookmarklets/userscripts to create some custom logic to modify the admin page and communicate in some overly complicated way with your app but it will require more steps for the customer to work with your app which is not a very friendly way and you may not pass the review process for public apps.
TL;DR you must handle everything from your app screens and you can't modify the admin front-end in any form to add additional stuffs or modify existing ones.
We have an application which integrates with Shopify Clothing stores. We run our application in an iframe inside the shopify store where it interacts with the store's user.
Right now this application gets integrated with Shopify manually by inserting our script tag inside the store's product page. Can someone tell me how I can do this using a shopify app or theme extension?
Edit after David's answer
Is it also possible for me to get information about standard buttons in the theme like the Add to Cart button or Change Variants input. Ideally I would like to get the selector for these.
You would create a Shopify App that asks for permission to write ScriptTags. The Apps simply installs a script tag pointing to your App. So when the merchant installs your App, they get the script tag. Depending on what your App does in that iframe, you may need your Shopify App to provide other support, but that is not detailed in your OP, so I leave it at that.
I am looking for a good newsletter module in prestashop with captcha in it and easy to handle in backend too. please recommend a good module
This module shows a slide (like in iphone) that you need to scroll to unlock the form and send.
Usefull to avoid unwanted bots in your forms.
You can add to any form in your site.
Features:
Multilingual
Cross browser
Easy to use
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I am developing a shopify app.
Is it possible to add a new link to the main menu via the shopify API?
Thanks
If you log in to your partner account and then create an App you can edit the created App and you will see all the resources at your disposal where you can add a new link.
If you notice also, using the API you can pull and rewrite any asset in a shop to contain a new link. This is discouraged as bad practice. Instead, inject a script tag that does the dirty work.
Soon as I know the API itself cannot change something inside the theme files... some APPs ask you to apply some code manually in the theme, with proper instructions... maybe this code could add the new menu or dynamically interact to get it.