Pulling Coupon Code in Receipt Page

[hepmarketing]

To start I am using Actinic Developer 7.0.1

I signed up for one of those coupon websites and want to track the conversions. The tracking code they use requires I dynamically pull what coupon code the customer used along with the order #. The AUG showed me how to pull the order number but I can figure out how to pull the coupon code.

For example i use coupon code ws100 and name it 10% Off Entire Stock. I need to know the customer entered ws100.

is there a such thing as maybe NETQUOTEVAR:COUPONCODE. that will tell me the actual coupon code not the coupon title.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

[Orchid]

my advice would be upgrade to eight - it will make doing this soooo much easier... as you can mark custom variables to upload to the cgi-scripts so that you can get at them in the perl... don't think you can do that in seven... I've just had a look and there isn't the upload checkbox...

Though I admit... upgrading to eight is quite a lot of work in itself... so swings and roundabouts....

[Orchid]

failing that plead with Norman to talk you through how to do it, he's a wiz at this sort of thing

He's a reply he gave for someone using eight:

http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=28914

[Orchid]

I have worked out how to do this now:

open OrderScript.pl

find the line

$::s_VariableTable{$::VARPREFIX.'ACTINICORDERTOTAL'} = $nTotal;

and then paste this line below it

$::s_VariableTable{$::VARPREFIX.'AFILVOUCHERCODE'} = $::g_PaymentInfo{'COUPONCODE'};

having done this NETQUOTEVAR:AFILVOUCHERCODE will be available to be called in the receipt page.

[rookers]

Hi - this looks like a good solution to get the actual voucher code onto the receipt page. It didn't work for me just now when I tried on a v2013 site. Should it work ? I wasn't too sure how to use the NETQUOTEVAR: so I just put it is as-is.

Could anyone give tip on how to get the actual voucher code used (typically it will be a one-time-use voucher code) to display on the receipt page on v2013.

Many thanks.