Hi @Rara 

Thank you for your question. I just went through this process last week where I set up a new cart abandon series for one of my clients and we used the new editor. While the new editor takes a little getting used to from the old editor, the process for setting up dynamic tables for your cart abandon series is mostly the same.

For reference, I’ve tried to document the settings below:

• Use a Table Block
• The one setting to be sure you set before you start customizing the table columns is to update the Table Settings

• Make sure you set the table to Dynamic and set your Row Collection and Row Alias as follows:
  • event.extra.line_items
  • item

• For your dynamic image placeholder, use the following:

{% if item.product.variant.images.0.src %}{{item.product.variant.images.0.src}}{%else%}{{item.product.images.0.src|missing_product_image}}{%endif%}

• For the image link address, use: 

{{ event.extra.checkout_url }}

From there, pending on what you want to show for product info, the best place to find the right tags is to preview the message, and then source the product info from the listed Event Properties (however, this will only one if you are setting up the email message as part of a flow where the flow is using the Checkout Started event). 

I hope this helps!

@In the Inbox 

I like that! 

However, I am facing an issue with a client’s Klaviyo abandoned cart flow. It doesn’t work when I put 

{{ event.extra.checkout_url }}

on the checkout button inside the body of my email. 

What can I do to make this works? 

Right now, it redirects people to the homepage of the company website.

Hey @Akselpd,

In my experience, this behavior typically occurs from one of two reasons. Either the checkout URL that’s being formulated and synced to Klaviyo from Shopify as part of the started checkout event isn’t correct or the profile/event you’re previewing as have already completed the purchase. 

I would suggest double checking what the returning value of that {{ event.extra.checkout_url }} variable is. This would help you rule out any syntax errors when that URL is synced from Shopify. Because of this broken URL, it’s likely the store URL is still correct which is why it’s being redirected to the homepage instead of the checkout page. 

If the value is being returned correctly, I would double check to see if the profile you’re previewing the email as has completed the order or not. Keep in mind that a started checkout event is just the first step in someone’s order process, it would trigger even for those users who has completed their order. In which case, since their checkout page has been completed there wouldn’t be cached checkout URL stored. This results in your previews bringing you back to your homepage rather than the abandoned checkout page. 

David

That is very helpful, David. Thank you!