Comments on: Collecting e-commerce conversion data with Zen Cart and Google Analytics

By: Robin

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By: williamsacott

williamsacott — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 11:47:37 +0000

Design a e-commerce website with zen cart.

The following is the process flow:
Option 1 ( single address check )
1 - User enters data & runs a query process ( this will be written in
ASPX )
2 - The cart is updated.
3 - User repeats step 1-2 as many times as he wants
4 - User proceeds to get his report ( results of all his queries ):
a) User is 1st directed to the checkout
b) Upon successful checkout user is provided with a stub ( token )
to download his report ( PDF file ).

Option 2 ( multiple addresses check )
1 - User uploads data in Excel form & runs a number of queries
( this will be written in ASPX )
2 - The cart is updated for every query ran.
3 - User proceeds to get his report ( results of all his queries ):
a) User is 1st directed to the checkout
b) Upon successful checkout user is provided with a stub ( token )
to download his report.
4 - The report ( PDF file ) can be downloaded right away or within 10
days using the stub provided to him during the checkout.

As far as Zen Cart setup, Product = One Address Check

In addition, the website needs to include:
Google Analytics
Google Site Map
Keywords, Tags for SEO, etc.

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 11:47:00 +0000

Design a e-commerce website with zen cart.

The following is the process flow:
Option 1 ( single address check )
1 – User enters data & runs a query process ( this will be written in
ASPX )
2 – The cart is updated.
3 – User repeats step 1-2 as many times as he wants
4 – User proceeds to get his report ( results of all his queries ):
a) User is 1st directed to the checkout
b) Upon successful checkout user is provided with a stub ( token )
to download his report ( PDF file ).

Option 2 ( multiple addresses check )
1 – User uploads data in Excel form & runs a number of queries
( this will be written in ASPX )
2 – The cart is updated for every query ran.
3 – User proceeds to get his report ( results of all his queries ):
a) User is 1st directed to the checkout
b) Upon successful checkout user is provided with a stub ( token )
to download his report.
4 – The report ( PDF file ) can be downloaded right away or within 10
days using the stub provided to him during the checkout.

As far as Zen Cart setup, Product = One Address Check

In addition, the website needs to include:
Google Analytics
Google Site Map
Keywords, Tags for SEO, etc.

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By: Jdub

Jdub — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:14:51 +0000

didn't work for me. can anyone show how/where they implemented the code?

By: Jdub

Jdub — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:14:00 +0000

didn't work for me. can anyone show how/where they implemented the code?

By: Adam

Adam — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 03:08:29 +0000

Where should we put the include or require statement for the function file?

By: Adam

Adam — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 03:08:00 +0000

Where should we put the include or require statement for the function file?

By: adama zuman

adama zuman — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:53:12 +0000

I tried installing the google analytics for zencart.
It's a bit tricky because sometimes it take a few hours for google analytics to recognize the code.
So I spent half a day turning everything upside down with no results then after I gave up and change everything back to defautlt, it started working the next day.

By: adama zuman

adama zuman — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:53:00 +0000