I'm not clear on how you may have used WinMerge to get the configuration sub-menu to work correct, sham, so could you explain?
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I'm not sure if I can explain this right, I uploaded all the files to their destination I uploaded the sql file to a temp folder then opened and copied so that I could install tool>install sql patches but after installing I did not get anything in configuration>recoverycartsales
after trying several times, I downloaded recovery cart again and compared the new file to the one I installed using winmerge I noticed that the sql file was a lot larger then the one I had copied and installed, so I copied it from winmerge installed in tools> sql patches and I then had configuration>recoverycartsales options.
I hope this make some sort of sense. If not let me know and I will try again.
A few things:
1) You NEVER want to use the 'upload file' option to install an SQL patch in Zen Cart (this can be buggy.) The preferred way is to copy and paste the SQL patch into the proper area and then update.
2) You should also avoid using a tool like phpMyAdmin to run patches. If you have a prefix for your zen cart tables (like 'zen_') then using a tool like phpMyAdmin to run the patch will not include that prefix (unless you manually alter the patch file to include it in all locations) and as a result, although the patch may look to run, you won't see it working on the Zen Cart side (because your zen site will be referring to tables that lead with your designated prefix.)
3) Based on #2 above, this would explain why it appears your patch runs under phpMyAdmin (with no 'error'). The patch installed to a new table that is not lead by your prefix (thus not copying over what was already there.)
4) The error message you received saying a field / column was already present can be ignored. This simply means you already installed the patch and those fields are present. They can't be added if already in the DB and thus the SQL patch will not add them (and you are returned with a default SQL message saying so.)
To add that coupon code you would need to alter the actual email message. Create the coupon, make a note of what the value is, and then open the following file (admin/includes/languages/english/recover_cart_sales.php) and include whatever copy you want to promote it.
If you don't see the sub-menu but you think you have installed everything (including the patch) make sure that you allow yourself access to this new add-on if running "Admin Profiles" (which would hide the new options even if installed in the event you did not allow access to the admin user logged in.)
Rather than setting an automatic email to be sent to users that abandon a cart, we would like to call each user to follow up. Is there a way we can set it to email the admin everytime a cart is abandoned and it include the users contact information?
Thank you for the quick response! We don't want to provide full admin access to the person we have calling. I assume then there is no option to email the abandoned cart user information. Is there a way to export the report of customer name, phone number, and cart contents?
There is not a way to export or email that page, no.
You might consider the Admin Profile Module. It would allow you to limit what pages in the admin can be accessed based upon the admin user id.
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