Integrating Shopping Cart with Magento 1 or 2

Magento is a popular shopping cart solution that can be used in conjunction with Lead Gen & CRM's shopping cart.

Integrating with Lead Gen & CRM's shopping cart allows you to automatically record web transactions from your online store and attribute those sales to Lead Gen & CRM leads and campaigns.

This enables you to measure your end-to-end marketing ROI for eCommerce based businesses directly in Lead Gen & CRM. This article will detail how to integrate your shopping cart with Magento 1 and 2.

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Article Contents

• Integrating with Magento 1
• Integrating with Magento 2

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Integrating with Magento 1

Shopping Cart integrations require that Lead Gen & CRM tracking code be placed on the store pages.

To integrate Lead Gen & CRM with Magento 1, do the following:

1. Locate your success.phtml file within Magento 1.
2. Paste the following code into the success.phtml file:
   
   

   <?php
   $fjs_orderID = $this->escapeHtml($this->getOrderId());
   ?>
   <script type='text/javascript'>
   <?php $_data = getSharpSpringCode ( $fjs_orderID );
   $transactionID = $_data['transactionID'];
   $_items = $_data['items'];
   ?>
   _ss.push(['_setTransaction', {
   'transactionID': '<?php echo $transactionID; ?>',
   'storeName': '<?php echo $_data['storeName'] ;?>',
   'total': '<?php echo $_data['total'] ;?>',
   'tax': '<?php echo $_data['tax'] ;?>',
   'shipping': '<?php echo $_data['shipping'] ;?>',
   'city': '<?php echo $_data['city'] ;?>',
   'state': '<?php echo $_data['state'] ;?>',
   'zipcode': '<?php echo $_data['zipcode'] ;?>',
   'country': '<?php echo $_data['country'] ;?>',
   'firstName' : '<?php echo $_data['firstName'] ;?>',
   'lastName' : '<?php echo $_data['lastName'] ;?>',
   'emailAddress' : '<?php echo $_data['emailAddress'] ;?>'
   }]);
   
   <?php
   foreach ($_items as $key => $item) {
   ?>
   _ss.push(['_addTransactionItem', {
   'transactionID': '<?php echo $transactionID; ?>',
   'itemCode': '<?php echo $item['itemCode']; ?>',
   'productName': '<?php echo $item['productName']; ?>',
   'category': '<?php echo $item['category']; ?>',
   'price': '<?php echo $item['price']; ?>',
   'quantity': '<?php echo $item['quantity']; ?>'
   }]);
   <?php
   }
   ?>
   
   _ss.push(['_completeTransaction', {
   'transactionID': '<?php echo $transactionID; ?>'
   }]);
   </script>
   
   <?php
   function getSharpSpringCode ($OrderNumber) {
   $order = Mage::getModel('sales/order')->load($OrderNumber,
   'increment_id');
   
   $orderData = $order->getData();
   $orderItems = $order->getItemsCollection()
   ->addAttributeToSelect('*')
   ->addAttributeToFilter('product_type',
   array('eq'=>'simple'))
   ->load()->getData();
   $shippData = $order->getShippingAddress()->getData();
   
   /*******************************/
   $ret = array();
   
   $ret['transactionID']= $orderData['increment_id'];
   $ret['storeName'] = 'Your Store Name';
   $ret['total'] = $orderData['grand_total'];
   $ret['tax'] = $orderData['tax_amount'];
   $ret['shipping'] = $orderData['shipping_amount'];
   $ret['city'] = $shippData['city'];
   $ret['state'] = $shippData['region'];
   $ret['zipcode'] = $shippData['postcode'];
   $ret['country'] = $shippData['country_id'];
   $ret['firstName'] = $shippData['firstname'];
   $ret['lastName'] = $shippData['lastname'];
   $ret['emailAddress'] = $orderData['customer_email'];
   /*******/
   
   $sItems = array();
   foreach ($orderItems as $key => $oItem) {
   $sItems[$key]['transactionID']=$ret['transactionID'];
   $sItems[$key]['itemCode']=$oItem['product_id'];
   $sItems[$key]['productName']=$oItem['name'];
   $sItems[$key]['category']=$oItem['product_type'];
   $sItems[$key]['price']=$oItem['price'];
   $sItems[$key]['quantity']=$oItem['qty_ordered'];
   }
   $ret['items'] = $sItems;
   
   return $ret;
   
   }
   

3. In the pasted code, locate 'Your Store Name';.
4. Change this to the name of your store.  

Important: While Shopping Cart Abandonment was created to work with a variety of platforms, the implementation and ease of use will vary by platform. Lead Gen & CRM recommends having a developer handle implementing abandonment.

Integrating with Magento 2

Shopping Cart integrations require that Lead Gen & CRM tracking code be placed on the store pages.

To integrate Lead Gen & CRM with Magento 2, do the following:

1. Locate your success.phtml file within Magento 2.
2. Paste the following code into the success.phtml file:
   
   

   <?php
   $lid = $this->getOrderId();
   echo  "Order ID:".$lid."<br/>";
   $objectManager = \Magento\Framework\App\ObjectManager::getInstance();
   $order = $objectManager->create('Magento\Sales\Model\Order')->load($lid);
   $shippingAddress = $order->getShippingAddress();
   //Echo some values for testing purposes
   echo "Order Total: ".$order->getGrandTotal()."<br/>";
   echo "Telephone No: ".$shippingAddress->getTelephone()."<br/>";
   echo "postcode: ".$shippingAddress->getPostcode()."<br/>";
   ?>
   <script type='text/javascript'>
       _ss.push(['_setTransaction', {
           'transactionID': '<?php echo $lid; ?>',
           'storeName': 'Your Store Name',
           'total': '<?php echo $order->getGrandTotal(); ?>',
           'tax': '<?php echo $order->getTaxAmount(); ?>',
           'shipping': '<?php echo $order->getShippingAmount(); ?>',
           'city': '<?php echo $shippingAddress->getCity(); ?>',
           'state': '<?php echo $shippingAddress->getRegion(); ?>',
           'zipcode': '<?php echo $shippingAddress->getPostcode(); ?>',
           'country': '<?php echo $shippingAddress->getCountryId(); ?>',
           'firstName' : '<?php echo $shippingAddress->getFirstname(); ?>', 
           'lastName' : '<?php echo $shippingAddress->getLastname(); ?>', 
           'emailAddress' : '<?php echo $order->getCustomerEmail(); ?>'
       }]);
   </script>
   <?php
       $items = $order->getAllItems();
       foreach($items as $i):
           $_product = $objectManager->create('Magento\Catalog\Model\Product')->load($i->getProductId())->getSku();
           $_price = $objectManager->create('Magento\Catalog\Model\Product')->load($i->getProductId())->getPrice();
           $_name = $objectManager->create('Magento\Catalog\Model\Product')->load($i->getProductId())->getName();
           //Echo for Testing Purposes
           echo "product sku:".$_product."<br/>";
   ?>
           <script type='text/javascript'>
               _ss.push(['_addTransactionItem', {
                   'transactionID': '<?php echo $lid; ?>',
                   'itemCode': '<?php echo $_product; ?>',
                   'productName': '<?php echo $_name; ?>',
                   'category': 'General',
                   'price': '<?php echo $_price; ?>',
                   'quantity': '<?php echo intval($i->getQtyOrdered()); ?>',
               }]);
           </script>
   <?php
       endforeach;
   ?>
   <script type='text/javascript'>
       _ss.push(['_completeTransaction', {
           'transactionID': '<?php echo $lid; ?>'
       }]);
   </script>
   

3. In the pasted code, locate 'Your Store Name';.
4. Change this to the name of your store.  

Important: While Shopping Cart Abandonment was created to work with a variety of platforms, the implementation and ease of use will vary by platform. Lead Gen & CRM recommends having a developer handle implementing abandonment.