I'm starting to lose count of all the individual people who want this and that put into the Woo plugin. If all the requests were done ... Woo would be a fat bloated dinosaur barely able to drag it's fat bloated carcass along the internet! LOL.
I'm starting to lose count of all the individual people who want this and that put into the Woo plugin. If all the requests were done ... Woo would be a fat bloated dinosaur barely able to drag it's fat bloated carcass along the internet! LOL.
I prefer it to remain as light as possible and let people use add-ons/plugins and customisation to add what they need, rather than it being stuffed with stuff I don't need. It is after all a "modular" system .. not an "all in one" system.
The Original plugin is an "all in one" system, but some want to be able to add this and that plugin to it.
The Woo plugin is part of a modular system, but some want it stuffed with everything.
You just can't please everyone ... LOL
Oh that. OK. Thought you were talking about the tracking page ... which can be added by the site owner ... if they want one. I don't use mine anymore as there is a link in the email for them.
I changed my tracking service to cainiao but If i am in the tracking tab and click on the tracking link, it is still opening in 17track. But the tracking link in the email is Cainiao. This must be a easy fix for the devs
Also a tracking page for Woocommerce would be nice [adstrack]
I seriously doubt that. If there are problems they always fix it. How long ago did you notify them of the problem?
There is nothing to fix here, Aftership and Cainiao do not provide such integration option like 17Track.
https://global.cainiao.com/detail.htm?mailNoList=tracking code hereSeems clear enough to me.
Two different companies. Two different ways of doing things.
Select 17track in your settings.
Obviously they don't.
What script?
<!-- action="https://global.cainiao.com/detail.htm?mailNoList=" method="GET" target="_blank"> -->
<?php
function Redirect($mailNoList)
{
header('Location: https://global.cainiao.com/detail.htm?mailNoList=' . $mailNoList);
exit();
}
$search_value = $_POST['name'];
if (isset($search_value) && !empty($search_value)) {
Redirect($search_value);
}
?>
<form action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>" method="post">
<input type="text" name="name" />
<input type="submit" value="Search" />
</form>That's how I thought at first ... but decided it took up unnecessary space in my menu. And I don't want to use 17track codes in a site page because of the contextual Adsense ads it contains. It may show some of my products in an Aliexpress ad. Not to mention, ads look tacky.
In the Netherlands every webshop has tracking.
Why not? If the recommended e-packet/free shipping is used ... you can track the package from China all the way to the destination.