Trustpilot Integration

[graphicz]

I have this code for the receipt page:

<!-- Trustpilot conversion script -->
<script type="text/javascript">
(function(c,o,n,v,e,r,t){c['TPConversionObject']=e;c[e]=c[e]||function(){c[e].buid='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',(c[e].q=c[e].q||[]).push(arguments)};r=o.createElement(n),t=o.getElementsByTagName(n)[0];r.async=1;r.src=v;t.parentNode.insertBefore(r,t)})(window,document,'script','https://widget.trustpilot.com/conversion/conversion.js','tpConversion');

tpConversion('amount', '<Actinic:Variable Name="Total"/>'); // total cost of the order, eg. '13.00'
tpConversion('currency', 'GBP'); // your shop's currency, e.g. USD
tpConversion('basket_size', '[BASKET_SIZE]'); // total number of items purchased
</script>
<!-- End Trustpilot conversion script -->

Can I use

document.write(getCartItem(3));

for basket size? Wil it work in the receipt page and how might it be included in the above script?

Thank you

[Mike Hughes]

Can I use

document.write(getCartItem(3));

for basket size? Wil it work in the receipt page and how might it be included in the above script?

Thank you

I'm not sure that will work as I think by that point the cart cookie has been cleared.

There is a list of available variables by location in Help > Variable Reference Guide which doesn't show anything useful for the number of items in the cart.

There might be some new variables available from when the new Google analytics code was introduced but I haven't seen any documentation on them. Sorry.

If no one else has a solution then worst case you can always create a duplicate cart cookie of your own and use that.

Mike

[graphicz]

Thank you Mike

I thought as much as using the code I mentioned generated a big fat 0 in preview!

[MattSMR]

I know it's a bit painful, could you add an ID/class to the containing TR tag of an item in cart and count those with jquery and pass results back to the TP script?


EDIT: Stackoverflow link - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ows-in-a-table

[Mike Hughes]

That's an interesting way to do it. I hadn't thought of anything like that but it should work.

[NormanRouxel]

That's how I do it. I've done Trustpilot and Google Trusted Stores integrations before and adding class-names to the assorted bit of Cart data help you get at them. Note that you have to deal with the SD generated text being formatted.

You don't need document.writes. E.g (untested).

<!-- Trustpilot conversion script -->
<script type="text/javascript">
// SellerDeck tweaks start
// SellerDeck amount may have £ sign and thousand commas
function getcartamount(){
	return ('<Actinic:Variable Name="Total"/>').replace(/[^0-9\.]/g, '');
}

// we've added a cartqtyfield class-name to the Qty field in the checkout
function getcarttotalitems(){
	var basket_size = 0;
	$( ".cartqtyfield" ).each(function(){
		var itemcount = $(this).text();
		if ( ! isNaN(itemcount) )
			{
			basket_size += itemcount - 0;
			}
		});
	return basket_size;
}
// SellerDeck tweaks end

// TP code continues
(function(c,o,n,v,e,r,t){c['TPConversionObject']=e;c[e]=c[e]||function(){c[e].buid='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',(c[e].q=c[e].q||[]).push(arguments)};r=o.createElement(n),t=o.getElementsByTagName(n)[0];r.async=1;r.src=v;t.parentNode.insertBefore(r,t)})(window,document,'script','https://widget.trustpilot.com/conversion/conversion.js','tpConversion');

tpConversion('amount', getcartamount()); // total cost of the order, eg. '13.00'
tpConversion('currency', 'GBP'); // your shop's currency, e.g. USD
tpConversion('basket_size', getcarttotalitems()); // total number of items purchased
</script>
<!-- End Trustpilot conversion script -->

[Mike Hughes]

Norman,

I'm always wary of raising issues with people who know things far better than me, but shouldn't there be a '{' after

function getcarttotalitems()

?

It's odd as I assume you've just copied and pasted this which is why I'm so hesitant in asking.

Mike

[MattSMR]

Norman,

I'm always wary of raising issues with people who know things far better than me, but shouldn't there be a '{' after

?

It's odd as I assume you've just copied and pasted this which is why I'm so hesitant in asking.

Mike

Yes there should - Norman's got the closing curly brace at the end waiting for it :P

[NormanRouxel]

Fixed the missing {.

Code was just written for the OP and I did say "untested" ;-)

[graphicz]

Thank you so much Norman

Just to confirm the class 'cartqtyfield' is added to the span or div containing the quantity, eg:

<span class="floatRight cartqtyfield"><Actinic:Variable Name="Quantity"/></span>

or

	<div class="text-right small-3 large-2 columns cartqtyfield">
	  <Actinic:Variable Name="Quantity"/>
	</div>

Depending on the layout design?

[graphicz]

I am getting "basket_size is undefined" ?

[Mike Hughes]

Have you got your { as discussed above?

[graphicz]

Thought Norman said he had fixed it?
The code above has 6 { and 6 }

[MattSMR]

The basket_size variable - is this looking for number of unique item rows (what about components?), number of quantity per row, or number of rows x quantity?

If you want to return quantities, tag those, if you want to return item rows, tag the containing tr, if you want to do the maths and return total amount of items, tag both and sum them.

[NormanRouxel]

Fixed a typo. Try now.