Content Comparison

...

After copying the plugin files the plugin should be enabled in your plugin settings.

This plugin requires works in conjunction with the Maileon for WordPress plugin.

If you would like to recover abandoned carts using this plugin please see Cart Abandonment using ShopMagic for more information.

Configuration

...

In this area you can define the general settings of the plugin.

API key (only available if Maileon for WordPress is not installed)

The API key associated with your Maileon account.

Base URI (only available if Maileon for WordPress is not installed)

The base URI for accessing the API of your Maileon account. This does not need to be changed in the majority of cases.

Enable Maileon transactions

The option allows Maileon to replace some WooCommerce emails with Maileon transactional emails. After enabling the option Maileon transactions will can be dispatched instead of the built-in WooCommerce emails. You can see the replaced emails in the WooCommerce Email settings area:
>> WordPress Admin > WooCommerce > Settings > Emails

...

In the default configuration all emails relating to an order’s status change can be augmented with Maileon transactions. It is possible to enable/disable the dispatching of these by clicking on the Manage button in the WooCommerce email settings table.

In each email’s settings there is an area that makes it possible to configure the related Maileon transactions:

...

Enable/Disable

Disable the sending of this transaction using Maileon.

Replace Email

Fully replace the WooCommerce email sending with Maileon. Choosing this option means that only Maileon transactions will be dispatched and the default emails will not be sent by WooCommerce. The content of these emails can be specified using the Maileon GUI.
If this option is disabled WooCommerce will still send emails and a transaction will be created in Maileon as well.

Transaction Name

This is the name of the transaction in Maileon. Setting multiple WooCommerce emails to use the same transaction is possible, however it will only work if the structure of those Maileon transactions are the same (eg.: multiple order status changes).

By default all Maileon transactions follow the the structure outlined by https://dev.maileon.com/api/implementation-guideline/implementation-guidelines-transactions/implementation-guidelines-order-confirmation

...

For advanced customization please see the Developer Documentation.

User Synchronization

The plugin provides the ability to synchronize WordPress user meta data changes to Maileon contact properties. The feature can be configured under WooCommerce Maileon > User Synchronization.

...

To define a new field association filter click the New association button under Contact field association. This opens the editor.

...

Here you can select the Source User Meta to be synchronized, and the Target Contact Property that will be associated with it.

RSS feeds

The plugin also provides the ability to create custom Maileon compatible RSS feeds. You can create filtered list of products and reference them in Maileon. The RSS feeds are available under WooCommerce Maileon > Manage RSS feeds.

...

To used use a feed defined here simply copy the link in the Link column, and use that as Maileon RSS SmartContent. For more information about how to set this up in Maileon please contact your Maileon distributor.

...

<item>
    <title>
        <![CDATA[The name of the product]]>
    </title>
    <description>
        <![CDATA[The short description of the product]]>
    </description>
    <link>http://woocommerce.maileon.hu/product/beanie-with-logo/</link>
    <enclosure type="image/jpeg" url="http://woocommerce.maileon.hu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/beanie-with-logo-1.jpg" length="45371"/>
    <content:encoded>
        <![CDATA[The full description of the product]]>
    </content:encoded>
    <guid>http://woocommerce.maileon.hu/product/beanie-with-logo/</guid>
    <maileon:sku>
        <![CDATA[Woo-beanie-logo]]>
    </maileon:sku>
    <maileon:product_id>
        <![CDATA[32]]>
    </maileon:product_id>
    <maileon:status>
        <![CDATA[instock]]>
    </maileon:status>
    <maileon:single_price>
        <![CDATA[18]]>
    </maileon:single_price>
    <maileon:categories>
        <![CDATA[Accessories]]>
    </maileon:categories>
    <maileon:width>
        <![CDATA[]]>
    </maileon:width>
    <maileon:height>
        <![CDATA[]]>
    </maileon:height>
    <maileon:weight>
        <![CDATA[]]>
    </maileon:weight>
    <maileon:attributes>
        <![CDATA[Product Color: Red]]>
    </maileon:attributes>
</item>

Status

This area can be used to diagnose problems with this plugin. It is found under WooCommerce Maileon > Status. Among other things it lists possible issues with the plugin, any recent errors that have happened, and provides an interface for testing all the defined transactional emails.