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Hi,
Some of your email templates have a button to ‘View your order’. By default they are just linked to the {site_url}. What would I use to link this to the customers actual order (assuming they haven’t created an account at checkout)?
Thanks
Hello,
You may add a link to the page with track order woocommerce shortcode
Example -> https://xstore.8theme.com/elementor/demos/minimal-fashion02/track-order/
WooCommerce shortcode -> [woocommerce_order_tracking]
WooCommerce shortcodes docs -> https://woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/#order-tracking-form
Regards
Hi,
I’m not trying to add a link to a page. It’s a link within the email templates e.g. “Note added to your order” that will, if possible, take customers to their order when clicking the ‘View your order’ button in the email based on that template. As some of the templates have come with this button by default, I assumed linking to their order from an email would be possible.
Here is the list from the email editor. Are any of these suitable for this purpose? https://www.evernote.com/l/ABg25i5HjK9N9qKreEX702ECzCXKwDB9mTI
Thanks.
Hello,
All possible shortcodes for use in Email Builder are already in the list you may see by clicking shortcodes ( https://prnt.sc/PY7gIqDbnHOp ) in Text element. You may add Text element and inside it’s content add a link -> https://prnt.sc/mAIcVXDDPMGY with the details of url – {order_received_url} -> https://prnt.sc/B8DbvxhRSA0K
Then in emails, your customers will have a link to view their order details -> https://prnt.sc/PN5Lh-AsmIZ8 and it will link them to -> https://prnt.sc/rB9gHUN5tRke
If you mean something else, please, provide us with more details of the result you expect to reach out.
Regards
Hi,
Thanks for that. It should work fine.
Cheers.
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