I run a Woocommerce site, and I would like to trigger stock quantity changes via HTTP or via Restful API remotely.
I am asking because I run an e-commerce site, as well as a physical storefront, and I need them to talk to each other, and keep stock in sync.
How do I go about doing this?
Thank you.
There are many different possible approaches but it all depends on your POS system.
If it needs to be done via API you can write a controller to post to the inventory server, hooked in after hearing a success message from the payment gateway.
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I have an e-commerce on Wordpress where I put my products for sale through WooCommerce and a demand arose for an advantage club where, after payment was made, it would send data to an API to create an account on a platform and when is no longer paid to be deactivated by the same API. How can I do this? Is there any way?
I looked for documentation on the internet but I couldn't find much.
You can use, a hook that runs when an ordered is marked as completed:
woocommerce_order_status_completed
if that doesnt work for you, you need to check the payment gateway provider, to see what hooks they offer
I am working on a project with a third party website, in which I will create a membership recurrent plan, gather customer's information, store it, and charge the customer. Upon subscribing, the customer's credentials and information will be passed via an API to a third party website, where they will be able to access the service.
For the membership setup on my website, I am using ARMember, which is connected to a Stripe account. I am working with a developer for the whole API setup with the 3rd party website, but as a requirement, my developer is asking me to provide the webhooks We need a hook that can give user-object or user-signup details after the successful payment event.
Forgive me for being a newbie, as I am not a developer nor anything close to that. I have never worked with webhooks before.
In looking into ARMember's webhook documentation I found this, which I believe it is what my dev needs, arm_payment_gateway_validation_from_setup, however, there are no clear instructions on what to do with this, or how to use it. I guess they assume users seeking webhooks know exactly what to do with them, which is not my case. Please help anyone! Will be so grateful!
We have a site built where our customers come to buy some digital content. But most of the clients use the digital content for marketing campaigns. And employ marketo and many other automation products to track leads.
We have a custom built web analytics tool for our site,which is not robust enough. But our clients just want to know if any leads visited our website and push this event to marketo or any other marketing automation tool. I was wondering if there is a way to read the marketo cookie and send a very simple "site visited" data to marketo so that the client is aware that the prospective lead has read the digital content they brought from us? Does this require a marketo API Key?
We also want to achieve this without embedding any Marketo Munckin codes in our digital content.
Can this be generalized to include other marketing tools?
If you want to get analytic info on how many visitor reached specific target page, you can use Google Analytics in your site and define targets. It will not identify which lead visited. For that you must implement Munchkin Cookie of Marketo.
I think the way this worked for me .
The idea here is to get a unique Marketo-id from client and use just Munchkin.init to register a 'page visited' for that client , who might have filled a landing page data earlier.
And then goahead and read the marketo cookie for that browser as mentioned in their blog here.
http://developers.marketo.com/blog/get-a-visitors-cookie-id-and-then-query-associated-lead-data/
This data can also be pushed from backend server with hardcoded script for marketo. This way you can control what data you can send to Marketo and also correlate the user uniquely from Marketo.
I want to develop an application to setup a payment method like odesk works in contractor account and my coding language is asp.net.
Please help me.
This is a pretty open-ended question, but I'm guessing that what you're after is a split payment..??
The Adaptive Payments API would be used for that, specifically Pay.
You've got options for using Parallel Payments or Chained Payments. Depending on how you want things to flow you'll have to make that decision and adjust your API request accordingly.
PayPal provides an SDK for .NET that you can get here. It will allow you to setup the Pay request the way you need to.
You're going to need a sandbox account for testing purposes, and then you'll need to get your application approved by PayPal in order to obtain a live App ID (the app ID is a parameter that gets passed in the headers of Adaptive Payments API requests).
You do all of that through your PayPal developer account.
I am currently using email2db to read the emails PayPal sends regarding new subscriptions, payments, cancellations, etc.
Now that I have 6 different fork, including 1 from intl.paypal.com and one from paypal.co.uk it has become difficult to manage my db with email2db.
This is a production system. I want to know if the existing system will remain intact if I turn on IPN for testing and development. I need it continue to redirect the subscriber to my currently chosen thankyou page as included in my button code.
Is it safe for me to activate IPN?
Thank you,
Gordon L
IPN is an entirely separate process from anything else you do. It's simply a notice you can have PayPal send when you get a payment or the status of one changes (i.e. chargeback etc). So it's safe to use with any payment process.