How would I go about creating a bulk invite feature in Magento?
The steps would be:
An admin fills in a form with a comma separated list of emails.
Email recipient gets an email containing a link to the client registration page of Magento. In Magento this would be the page "/customer/account/create/".
Is there a free module that lets me do this? If not, how can I get started in adding a page in the admin screen which would allow me to send emails?
Thanks.
I ended up creating my own module which sends email during a form post. I got my ideas here:
Send email via Magento
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I am trying to integrate MailChimp to my Drupal 7 site. But I am facing some problems right now.
What I can do:
I can subscribe new users to my MailChimp list.
I can send order data to MailChimp when a customer completes their purchase.
I can send Welcome Message campaign email.
I can send First Purchase campaign email.
I can send follow up mails for these campaign mails (for example; send mail after 1 hour if a subscriber receives First Purhcase email).
What I can not do:
I can not send Abandoned Cart campaign emails.
I can not show product info on ecommerce mails.
I can not see Cart data when I make a POST request to usX.api.mailchimp.com/3.0/ecommerce/stores/{store_id}/carts
I would like to give more info if needed.
edit: fixed grammar
edit: I can see Cart data when I make a POST request to usX.api.mailchimp.com/3.0/ecommerce/stores/{store_id}/carts. To achieve that, I have just deleted cart data in my Drupal 7 commerce website. So it kind of worked like a soft restart.
I have found the issue and fixed it.
For future readers;
The issue was that, MailChimp eCommerce module is not sending the checkout_url(path to the cart) out of the box. Although it is not required to sent checkout_url while POSTing, it is mandatory if you want to use Abandoned Cart email. In order to fix that problem, there are two patches that needs to applied.
Patch #1
Patch #2
original link for the solution
Hope this helps someone :)
I am a Wordpress developer using a plugin called MemberMouse and got a task that whenever a user signup using MemberMouse sign up form it fires an verification email to the new registered user.
I was asked to do it with the smart tags provided by MemberMouse.
As I read out the plugin's documentation I do not find any smart tag that perform this type of action. Is there any way to make this verification thing work?
I tried to figure it out myself. It could only be done by writing a custom code for it in Wordpress that triggers mail after user becomes a Member.
I am trying to find a way to send out an email once the order has been completed within WooCommerce store. How would I go about sending an auto email once the product/order has been ticked finish.
Thanks
WooCommerce automatically send the processing email to user when you place any order and also send the mail to admin for new order you have to do nothing. Are you getting any type of error or something? because after installation all thing works automatically.
I am attempting to use the Mailchimp API to allow site visitors to subscribe to my newsletter. Currently, any signups with the default form action that Mailchimp provides sends an Opt-In email and opens a new email to say thanks for subscribing, which I want to avoid. Instead, if I use the API, I can set those options to false. The problem is that it doesn't look like Shopify allows PHP or Ruby in their shop code. I've been looking for weeks for a solution, but I'm at a loss.
Here is a turnaround for this:
1.- Create a Wufoo form with one only field: email address.
2.- Paste this Wufoo form at your Shopify store. We'd recommed pasting the JavaScript version.
It can look like this
3.- On your notifications tab at your Wufoo form, choose to Send notifications to Another Aplication. On the dropdown, choose MailChimp click on Add integration and follow steps. You will be sending all email addresses to your desired MailChimp list.
Tiny problem is that placeholders on Wufoo forms, don't disappear on click, so the user needs to go inside the field and delete all the placeholder. (This might be a good point because robots can't do this, and you make sure the user is really involved in the process of typig his/her email address.)
I am trying to find a simple bare bones example/demo that shows me how I can build a trivial/proof of concept website that will collect user email (and maybe first name), and add this name to a list created on mailchimp.
To clarify, I am not merely asking how to create a PHP/mySQl website - I already know how to do that, and I already know how to place a form on a page etc.
Assuming I already have the following:
- A php/MySQL site with a registration form
- A newly created list on mailchimp
More specifically, I want a user to be able to register on a page on my site, and then I want the following sequence of events to happen:
When a user clicks the 'submit' button on my page, their details gets sent to mailchimp and added to a specific list created on mailchimp
They are sent a confirmation email by mailchimp
Once they confirm subscription, they are directed back to a page on my site, with a token from mailchimp
I store their details (provided by mailchimp) into my MySQL database
I send the confirmed subscriber an email with an attachment
When the user unsubscribes from the list, I get notified by mailchimp and I can flag the user as unsubscribed in my database.
I have not been able to find a simple demo (or tutorial) that shows how to implement the required functionality listed above. Can anyone recommend a link (or links) to get me started with implementing these specific "bare bone" functionality?
The documentation is rather good I thought?
Just checkout the API-docs: http://apidocs.mailchimp.com/api/how-to/basic-subscribe.php
And if for some reason you do not want to read docs but just want to see code (please, don't do this, but hey, what do I know): click on the exmples listed here: http://apidocs.mailchimp.com/api/downloads/#examples
Start with the example code and if it doesn't do exactly everything, you can find it at the docs easily enough.