I am creating a plugin to send a one time password (OTP) to the user when the place order button is clicked. When the user clicks the button, the number from the phone number field must be captured and an API must be called to send the OTP. After that a page with an input text box to enter the OTP must be present. If the user doesn't verify the order with the OTP, it must not be placed.
I am unable to find any hook to place such a textbox area and for the order placing.
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On our site, https://www.nzmotorhomerentals.co.nz/ we have created an tag in our GTM container to track Adwords conversion, however are having issues getting the tag to fire when a user clicks the Confirm button at the end of the booking process. We believe this is due to the pop-up screen once a user clicks on a search result.
At the moment the booking process is as follows:
1. User lands on homepage or other landing page.
2. User enters search criteria, and clicks 'Search'
3. User lands on /results page and then clicks 'Select' on chosen vehicle
4. Pop-up window appears and user clicks 'Go to final step'
5. User lands on final booking page and clicks 'Confirm'. When a user clicks 'Confirm' this is when we want the tag to fire.
We have tried a wide range of trigger variables with no luck. We managed to get a tag to fire on step 1 when a user clicks 'Search' as a way of troubleshooting, however have not been able to get any tags to fire once a user lands on the /results page and further into the booking flow.
All content from /results onward is a custom piece of html that is pulling from a broker site (this website is an affiliate model). We are wondering if Google Manager is able to read this custom code at all.
Any assistance on how variables to set to fire this trigger is much appreciated.
your booking form is implemented in the iframe and is unavailable to Tag Manager.
I created a form with 2 check boxes (Infographics AND WEBEX Video). So when the user clicked on Infographics checkbox for an example and click the submit button, they will receive an email with the URL link to download the pdf.
Likewise, for WEBEX checkbox, the user will receive a different email with the URL link to watch the video. When the user clicked both check boxes, they will receive an email with both links.
How do I do that?
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I have built a gravity form in wordpress. I have around 20 text fields. but when I submit the form then i see all 20 fields in the email. But I want to show only those fields in email which has values if there is no value in any field then it should not show up.
Any idea how to achieve that functionality
To send all submitted fields you can use the placeholder {all_fields} in the notification template to send out just those that get submitted.
{all_fields} is the same placeholder that gets uses when the default admin notification is created.
My program currently sends out an email when a new "Contact" has been added to my application. This email includes a link that has the ContactID and will link to a page (Contacts.aspx). This Contacts.aspx has a Gridview with various contact records inside of it. Whenever a specific record is selected, it provides more information on that contact through a subroutine called LoadContact(int ContactID). It provides more information by showing a panel with various asp.net controls such as labels and checkboxes. My question is this:
Is it possible to set it up so that when the user clicks the link in the email, it takes them directly to the Contacts.aspx page and loads more information on that specific contact automatically rather than them having to click a specific record with that contactid?
you can add a parameter to the link
Contacts.aspx?myparameter=foo
and then in your Codebehind-File access this in the Page Load Event
Request.QueryString("myparameter")
With that information you can select specific Data in your Gridview
I want to connect one webpage to another using a command button called email. When the user clicks on the email button it should take them to another webpage where the user can select the emails they want to send to. Then they will click the OK button and it will return them to the previous webpage where they can type in their email and write a message and hit submit.
To do this, you can use the asp.net Session object. Session allows you to save information, such as a list of email addresses into memory, and retrieve them on another page.
Here's the basic article on Session, including a bunch of how-to's.
From a logic flow perspective:
Main form page loads
User completes one or more fields
User clicks "Select Emails" button
In the button click event handler, store all completed form values in Session, and redirect to second .aspx page
User selects some email addresses and clicks Okay
In code behind of email .aspx page, in your okay button click event handler, store which email addresses were selected in Session, then redirect back to the Main form.
During page load on the Main form, check for page is not postback, and if the session values exist, use them to populate the form.
During form submission (where an email should be created), use the email list previously set it Session, to populate the 'to' list.