Estimated Delivery Date for Google Reviews

[lesliekirk]

Oh, and yea...if you need to test things against the various Order arrays, the easiest way is to use a Template Email as those are the same arrays used on the INVC screen and can just be rerun from an order in the Admin.

Oh yea, I had already asked that question. I think that's going to be the way I need to test because it works fine on my test page, but doesn't even behave the same on the INVC. The comments can be seen in the HTML on the test page, but not all of the comments show up on the INVC screen.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

check g.Merchant_Local_Timezone? Or just set it '8' (I mean, its not like we are creating a 'real' time/date) :)

[lesliekirk]

Final notes on this. I pulled an <mvt:doh> moment</mvt:doh>. The INVC page for the site I'm implementing this code for has a <mvt:else> right in the middle of all the code. Seems I was tweaking the code in one half but not updating it in the other half. Once I updated the second section (after the <mvt:else>) everything was firing as expected. Here's the final code used (edited to protect the innocent):

<!-- Start of Google Reviews -->
<script src="https://apis.google.com/js/platform.js?onload=renderOptIn" async defer></script>

<script>
  window.renderOptIn = function() {
    window.gapi.load('surveyoptin', function() {
      window.gapi.surveyoptin.render(
        {
          // REQUIRED FIELDS
          "merchant_id": XXXXXXX,
          "order_id": "&mvt:order:id;",
          "email": "&mvt:order:bill_email;",
          "delivery_country": "US",
// DATE

<!-- assign est_arrival_ts as date + 7 days-->
<mvt:assign name="l.settings:order:est_arrival_ts" value="l.settings:order:orderdate + (60 * 60 * 24 * 7)" />

<!-- calculate the arrival year, month, day using est_arrival_date, here you were calculating based on original order date-->
<mvt:assign name="l.settings:order:est_arrival_year" value="time_t_year( l.settings:order:est_arrival_ts ,g.Merchant_Local_Timezone)" />
<mvt:assign name="l.settings:order:est_arrival_month" value="padl(time_t_month( l.settings:order:est_arrival_ts ,g.Merchant_Local_Timezone), 2, 0)" />
<mvt:assign name="l.settings:order:est_arrival_day" value="padl(time_t_dayofmonth( l.settings:order:est_arrival_ts ,g.Merchant_Local_Timezone), 2, 0)" />
// PRINT DATE
     <!-- print new data, using new variables -->
"estimated_delivery_date": "&mvt:order:est_arrival_year;-&mvt:order:est_arrival_month;-&mvt:order:est_arrival_day;",

          // OPTIONAL FIELDS

          "products": [
          <mvt:foreach iterator="item" array="order:items">
          {"gtin":"&mvte:item:code;"},
              </mvt:foreach> ]
        });
    });
  }
</script>
<!-- End of Google Reviews -->

Everything is firing and the estimated delivery date is 7 days from the order date.

[lesliekirk]

One more follow up - the popup still wasn't display so I research the troubleshooting. Another critical tidbit was missing form the basic code provided by Google - the opt in style for the popup:

"opt_in_style": "CENTER_DIALOG",

LOL, I love troubleshoooting outloud.

[sangita]

My site does not have the value for estimated Delivery date. Can I use Order date as Estimated Delivery date?

[koala]

Final notes on this. I pulled an <mvt:doh> moment</mvt:doh>. The INVC page for the site I'm implementing this code for has a <mvt:else> right in the middle of all the code. Seems I was tweaking the code in one half but not updating it in the other half. Once I updated the second section (after the <mvt:else>) everything was firing as expected. Here's the final code used (edited to protect the innocent):




Everything is firing and the estimated delivery date is 7 days from the order date.

Thank you Leslie, this was so helpful! I've struggled to get this to work and your code was 100% perfect.