mtk Posted May 28, 2011 Share Posted May 28, 2011 Hey, I know the subject of Google Analytics integration has been extensively covered in this forum, and I do know there are instructions in the wiki, but I would like to tackle this from another angle. Fact #1: the Google Analytics integration has a part to be added in the complete.tpl file (mostly for e-commerce tracking). Fact #2: Paypal payment gateway, uses complete.tpl as a returning point after payment is complete. those 2 facts, result in a successful tracking of an e-commerce transaction on WH (aka. payment was made & a product was sold). so far, so good... Fact #3: when creating a custom payment gateway, complete.tpl cannot be used. this sounds like a very lame fact, but after payment is being processed we have 2 states, failure or success. When we have a success, we can't really point/redirect into complete.tpl. Fact #3 in conjunction with Fact #1, do no work very good, making Google Analytics miss all the Successful transactions on the Custom Gateway. in my company's case, 90% of the transactions go through that custom gateway, so I cannot really track them... any suggestions? (on both the gateway or the analytics) 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mtk Posted June 23, 2011 Author Share Posted June 23, 2011 in continuation and/or addition to this, there's still a need to pass data to analytics about, transactions that: have no order behind them - i.e custom invoice for a custom job. upgrades- they have orders. any order created by an admin, and paid by the clients.or paid by the admin from the client side (after order already exists) basically, the common thing is: these processes do not end at complete.tpl therefor the data is not passed to analytics. so, the question is: do we have a way of doing this right? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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