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This theme is using class notation and each product has differnt class. 1product 1product 2Kindly guide me how to write its class

Hi, Apologies if there is already a similar post in the forum. However, I recently transitioned to Klaviyo for my business’s email marketing and am still exploring the available features here.I am looking to build a flow regarding failed orders and was wondering if there is a way to get that metric in Klaviyo. I have seen the Woocommerce metrics in Klaviyo and can’t seem to find the right metric to represent what I need.Flow:If ‘order status: fail’, send email etc Is there a way to do this with the existing metrics or how can I create a custom metric for order status?Thanks a bunch :) 

Hey guys, I’m having trouble installing one of the following metrics.That being added to cart.On my clients shopify store, I have inspected the element of the add to cart button and even applied both snippets (to testing reasons) for id and class. Obviously I’ve followed instructions to paste the snippet of code under the product.liquid fileFor you information, my clients “add to cart” button has a class notation.However, when I use the alternate code snippet and modify it, still does not show the metric in klaviyo.I also want to point out that the add to cart button on my clients store is automated to pulse frequently switching from:class=”ProductForm__AddToCart Button Button--secondary Button--full vtl-aa-animated-atc-button”toclass=”ProductForm__AddToCart Button Button--secondary Button--full vtl-aa-animated-atc-button vtl-aa-active”I believe this is the main reason klaviyo can’t identify the added to cart metric.If anyone knows anyway to bypass this, or if I am installing the code

If you are interested in learning more about what is not permitted on Klaviyo, check out our Acceptable Use Policy. The Acceptable Use Policy will apply to both our email and SMS services. However, there is additional prohibited content for SMS. Learn more about prohibited SMS content. 

When given the opportunity to win something for free by entering an email, people will take advantage of this opportunity as there is nothing to lose for them. However, as an email marketer, you are at risk of collecting emails that are either invalid or are not engaged with your brand. When sending to this list, there is a likelihood that you see lower than normal performance. To help minimize your bounce, spam, and unsubscribe rates, we recommend turning double opt-in on if it is not already. This will help you obtain a cleaner list through your giveaway promotion.Along with using double opt-in, the first campaign sent to this new list should remind the recipient of how their email was collected in the first place. This would help mitigate the likelihood of recipients marking your email as spam.

I am having issues with the abandoned cart series. Every time I try to checkout (but not complete the process) klaviyo doesn't read this behavior. Checkout proof: Klaviyo can't read this Checkout behavior: https://snipboard.io/hBVPpE.jpgHow can I solve this issue? And let me know what can I do to fix it Thank you! 

After you’ve added in the CNAME records in your Klaviyo account settings, there are two more steps to the process of creating a dedicated sending domain. Once you’ve added your CNAME records, click on the “Continue to Verify” button to allow Klaviyo to confirm whether the CNAME records are present or not. If all the records are present, you will see the “Continue to Verify” button change to “Apply Domain”. Click “Apply Domain” and confirm that you would like to move forward to apply the dedicated sending domain. If you only verified the domain and did not apply it, you will continue to send on Klaviyo’s shared sending domain.  Another reason why you may see that your emails are no longer sent on your dedicated sending domain is due to your domain’s DNS. Make sure that the Klaviyo CNAME records are still present within your domain’s DNS. If they are no longer there, Klaviyo cannot make use of the dedicated sending domain. Also, outages can happen with DNS. During a DNS outage, the CNAME

Hi there,First of all, apologies for making another post on this issue, but I haven’t found any solutions that worked in the various other posts regarding this problem. Basically, I’m trying to set up add to cart tracking as per the documentation, but have been unsuccessful.  Our shopify site doesn’t have an ID, but instead uses class, so I’m using the alternate code snippet.Things that have been done:Viewed product code has been put in the product.liquid file Viewed product code is successfully firing the viewed product events (for my email as well) Added the added to cart snippet below the viewed product codeOur Shopify site’s add to cart button code is here: The code that I have inserted into product.liquid is here: Different variations of the querySelector value I’ve tried to use:‘.action_button’‘action_button’‘action_button.add_to_cart’‘.action_button.add_to_cart’ All have not worked. I’ve tested each variant by adding to cart on our site after the change. Viewed product always fi

Hi there, I have been trying to add the Add To Cart snippet into Klaviyo for 2 days now and can’t not figure out what I’m doing wrong. On my website, there isn’t any clear representation of what the ID should be. Any help is appreciated, thank you!