Oxid eShop

Short description

The app allows you to synchronise your subscribers with Maileon, send order details to Maileon or create an RSS feed of your products.

Versions

Installation

The plugin can be installed from the command line. The installation steps:

• Unzip the package and copy the content (xqueue) into your [SHOPROOTDIR]/source/modules/ directory

• Add the repository to composer.json.

  composer config repositories.xqueue/maileon-oxid-module \
   --json '{"type":"path", "url":"./source/modules/xqueue/maileon-oxid-module", "options": {"symlink": true}}'

• Add the maileon-oxid-module to composer

  composer require xqueue/maileon-oxid-module --no-update
  composer update --no-interaction

• Install module
  Oxid eShop 6.x.x

  vendor/bin/oe-console oe:module:install-configuration source/modules/xqueue/maileon-oxid-module/

  Oxid eShop 7.x.x

  vendor/bin/oe-console oe:module:install source/modules/xqueue/maileon-oxid-module/
  vendor/bin/oe-console oe:module:install-assets

• Activate the plugin at admin
  

  

  or activate at command line.

  vendor/bin/oe-console oe:module:activate xq_maileonoxidmodule

After installing, you need to set up a cronjob and an optional cronjob if you want to use the abandoned cart functionality.

Plugin status cronjob (Run every day once)

0 4 * * * curl "http(s)://[MYSHOPURL]/index.php?cl=maileonstatus" >> [some-path-to-a-log-file] 2>&1

Abandoned cart cronjob (optional) (Run every 5 minutes)

*/5 * * * * curl "http(s)://[MYSHOPURL]/index.php?cl=maileonabandonedcart" >> [some-path-to-a-log-file] 2>&1

Uninstallation

The plugin can be installed from the command line. The installation steps:

• Deactivate the plugin at admin or at the command line

  vendor/bin/oe-console oe:module:deactivate xq_maileonoxidmodule

• Uninstall the module:
  Oxid eShop 6.x.x

  vendor/bin/oe-console oe:module:uninstall-configuration xq_maileonoxidmodule

  Oxid eShop 7.x.x

  vendor/bin/oe-console oe:module:uninstall xq_maileonoxidmodule

• Remove the package from composer

  composer remove xqueue/maileon-oxid-module --no-update
  composer update --no-interaction

Settings

After installation you can see the settings interface at the plugin Settings tab.

Subshops

With Oxid Enterprise edition, sub shop management is also possible. In this case you can choose on the top left of the admin page which sub shop settings you want to see. This allows you to set different configuration settings per sub shop.

Connection settings

Maileon API Key

The API Key can be created and viewed in the Maileon account under "Settings" → "API Keys" and ensures the connection to the account. Common errors:

• Validity period exceeded

• Key was deactivated in Maileon

• Characters were truncated at the beginning or end

Synchronisation of subscribers

Enabled

Here you can enable/disable the synchronisation of Oxid eShop subscribers with Maileon.

Initial permission in Maileon

• None: No permission. The contact will not receive newsletters, only transaction emails (e.g. reservation confirmation mail).

• Single Opt-in: Permission was simply granted, e.g. by entering an email address in a form. This method technically allows the contact to receive newsletters, but does not ensure that the email address belongs to the person who entered it.

• Confirmed Opt-in: With the confirmed opt-in, a confirmation e-mail is sent to the e-mail address after registering for the newsletter. However, this does not contain an additional confirmation link as with the double opt-in, the newsletter registration is valid immediately.

• Double Opt-in: With this permission, a confirmation email with a confirmation link is sent to the email address. Only when the link in the mail has been clicked and thus the interest in the entry has been confirmed, the contact can be sent.

• Double Opt-in Plus: Double opt-in including consent for single user tracking. Please note: Without individual user tracking, no openings, clicks, etc. may be traced back to individual users and significant data for evaluating newsletter performance is missing.

• Other: If no permission can be proven, the "Other procedure" method can be selected. However, this is expressly not recommended. Permission must always be proven.

DOI process enabled

If we enable the DOI process, then when the contact is created a confirmation email will be sent to the email address with a confirmation link, which if the contact clicks on will give them Double Opt-In Plus access to Maileon, regardless of what we have set in the above setting. If this option is not turned on, the contact will receive the permission set above instantly, without any confirmation.

DOI mailing id

Here you can enter a DOI mailing ID, which determines which DOI mailing should be triggered as soon as a contact subscribes to the newsletter. The identifier can be set in Maileon or retrieved from the corresponding DOI mailing in the default settings. If the Maileon account has a default DOI mailing set in the settings, this field does not need to be filled in. Common mistake:

• The DOI process above will be enabled but the DOI key is not specified here and no default DOI mailing is set in the Maileon account.

Webhook token for DOI confirmation and unsubscription

We will use webhooks from Maileon to synchronise DOI confirmers and unsubscribers back. These webhooks need to be set up in Maileon, to set them up you need to enter this token. The token can be any text that does not contain spaces.

Initial synchronisation

Enabled

Initial synchronisation allows you to create subscribers in Maileon that were created before using the plugin. It is sufficient to run this once when you start using the plugin, after that the subscribers will be synchronized automatically. You can enable synchronisation here, see below for more information on running synchronisation.

Permission if imported contacts

You can set the permission for contacts to be created during import. This is a final permission, the DOI process will not run.

• None: No permission. The contact will not receive newsletters, only transaction emails (e.g. reservation confirmation mail).

• Single Opt-in: Permission was simply granted, e.g. by entering an email address in a form. This method technically allows the contact to receive newsletters, but does not ensure that the email address belongs to the person who entered it.

• Confirmed Opt-in: With the confirmed opt-in, a confirmation e-mail is sent to the e-mail address after registering for the newsletter. However, this does not contain an additional confirmation link as with the double opt-in, the newsletter registration is valid immediately.

• Double Opt-in: With this permission, a confirmation email with a confirmation link is sent to the email address. Only when the link in the mail has been clicked and thus the interest in the entry has been confirmed, the contact can be sent.

• Double Opt-in Plus: Double opt-in including consent for single user tracking. Please note: Without individual user tracking, no openings, clicks, etc. may be traced back to individual users and significant data for evaluating newsletter performance is missing. newsletter performance is missing.

• Other: If no permission can be proven, the "Other procedure" method can be selected. However, this is expressly not recommended. Permission must always be proven.

Order confirmation transactions send to Maileon

Enabled

Here you can allow orders to be transferred to Maileon as contact events. See below for more details.

RSS feed

Enabled

Here you can enable the generation of RSS feed for your products. See below for more details.

Abandoned carts

Enabled

Here you can enable the abandoned cart functionality. (Cronjob needed)

After how many minutes a shopping cart should be reminded

here you can set after how many minutes the plugin will send abandoned cart transactions to Maileon. The minimum is 5 minutes and can be increased by 5 minute intervals.

DOI process

If you disable the DOI process in the plugin, you should also disable it in the shop, otherwise it may lead to different functionality and vice versa if you enable the DOI process in the plugin, you should also enable it in the shop.

Here you can set at the admin: Master Settings → Core Settings → Settings → Administration

Initial synchronisation

Initial synchronisation allows you to create subscribers in Maileon that were created before using the plugin. It is sufficient to run this once when you start using the plugin, after that the subscribers will be synchronized automatically.

Once you have enabled and set the permissions in the plugin settings, the import can be started at the following url:

https://[MYSHOPURL]/index.php?cl=initialmaileonsync

Order confirmation

Once enabled in the plugin settings, after each order, the order details will be transferred to Maileon as a contact event.

Contact event name: oxid_eshop_orders_2.0

The following data will be transferred:

Order items

Contact fields at Maileon

RSS feed

Once you have enabled RSS feed in the plugin settings, you can access the feed at the following url:

https://[MYSHOPURL]/index.php?cl=maileonrss

Available optional parameters

• lang => Id of the requested language ( 0 default, 1 en )

• articlenum => Article number of one single requested article

• limit => limit the list of all returned articles

Maileon webhooks

To synchronize DOI confirmers and unsubscribers we need Maileon webhooks. You can configure them in your Maileon account under Settings->Webhooks.

DOI confirm webhook

HTTP post URL: https://[MYSHOPURL]/index.php?cl=maileondoi

URL parameters:

• external_id → Contact external id

• token → The token you set in the plugin settings

Unsubscribers webhook

HTTP post URL: https://[MYSHOPURL]/index.php?cl=maileonunsubscribe

URL parameters:

• external_id → Contact external id

• token → The token you set in the plugin settings

Abandoned carts

Once enabled in the plugin settings and cronjob is configured, it will send abandoned cart transactions to Maileon after the configured time.

Contact event name: oxid_eshop_abandoned_carts_1.0

The following data will be transferred:

Cart items