Newsletter Subscriber Discount

[swguy]

Thank you!

[swguy]

The MailChimp API has been upgraded to the latest (1.1) version. If you are using MailChimp to do your Newsletter Discounts, please upgrade to version 1.2 of this contribution (which contains the new API) at the earliest opportunity; previous versions of the API have been deprecated.

[bigjoed]

I was hoping to find a solution to the problem I'm having. I just installed this mod. I think is great like all your other contributions.

I have Easy Sign Up and Login v1.17 (from numinix) installed. In order for my login/create account page to work after items have been added to the cart, either the Newsletter Discount must be uninstalled or the "Display Order Total" of the Fast & Easy Checkout/Easy Sign Up & Login configuration must be set to false.

Does anybody have these two mods working together with both options installed and/or set to true?

Thanks

[swguy]

I haven't heard of this problem. The best way to get to the bottom of it would be to create a test cart and apply the mods one at a time seeing where things break.

[bspicker]

This is a very nice mod - tried it on a test site and it worked great!

For my purpose; however, I need a fixed amount not a percent.

Would that be an easy alteration to the code you could explain, or will you be coming out with that feature in the near future?

I see a lot of marketing potential with this one.

Thanks,
Beth

[swguy]

Response by PM.

[Tezla]

Sounds like a cool contribution.

But ... (although I'm still setting up my store and haven't actually tried it yet) how is this different from creating a Discount Coupon and inserting the link to it inside the newsletter. ZenCart would be doing my emailing.

[swguy]

What you're suggesting would certainly be another way of offering a discount to newsletter subscribers.

[swguy]

... of course, the disadvantage of your approach would be that subscribers could forward the coupon to non-subscribers, and you wouldn't know.

[Tezla]

Good point. Yes, that's what I was looking for.

I knew there had to be a reason for a separate contribution.