echo WP ECommerce Product ID After Purchase WordPress

AdamGold answers:

Ok.
First, you should add the following code in the form that sends the order, so you will be able to retrieve the variables after sending the form:

<input type="hidden" name="order_id" value="Put here the variable of the order id (before the form is sent)
<input type="hidden" name="order_r" value="Put here the variable of the order quantity (before the form is sent)
<input type="hidden" name="order_q" value="Put here the variable of the order revenue (before the form is sent)

Now, if your form method is POST, this will be your code after the submission:

$order_id = $_POST['order_id'];
$order_quantity = $_POST['order_q'];
$order_revenue = $_POST['order_r'];

If your form method is GET, this will be your code:

$order_id = $_GET['order_id'];
$order_quantity = $_GET['order_q'];
$order_revenue = $_GET['order_r'];


Now, just echo the script in the same PHP file as the above variables:

echo "
<script>
document.write('<s'+'cript language=\"JavaScript\" src=\"https://view.atdmt.com/jaction/6jqptv_RevenueTag_1/v3/ato." . $order_id . "/[atm1." . $order_quantity . "/atm2." . $order_revenue . "]\"></s'+'cript>')</script>
";


Lee Willis answers:

Your final solution needs to be a bit more complicated than you've suggested. We'd need to know what happens if the cart contains more than 1 item - do you show two sets of the tracking script - one for each item?

Anyway - in PHP you'll want to use the global variable $cart_log_id, and run something like this to get the contents of the cart:

$cart_items = $wpdb->get_results ("SELECT * FROM ".WPSC_TABLE_CART_CONTENTS." WHERE purchaseid = ".$cart_log_id, ARRAY_A);


Then output whatever JS is required.