I'm making automated scripts using iMacros. At a certain point in my procedure, a webpage is called and it redirects immediately to a payment provider where I should continue my tests. At the arrival at the payment page (after being redirected), the script times out. However, when I run the same rules directly from the payment page, it works correctly.
I don't see what could influence the script, other then the redirection.
Procedure:
Access to form
Fill in form
Confirm basket
Click to go to payment provider
Loading redirection page, building payment provider data to send along
Redirection to payment provider
Click on credit card to continue payment. TAG command doesn't find the credit card image, but when I run a different script with the same command, but from this page as start point, it works.
Any suggestions how I can get iMacros to handle re directions?
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My application needs to interact with the Google API's using some specific scopes, so I need to submit it for verification. When doing so, I use the Prepare for verification button in the screenshot below.
After completing the form, the toast message “Your app has been submitted for verification” appears and I am redirected to the same screen. However, the status "Needs verification" remains and no change is visible to indicate that my app is in the process of being verified. I am able to repeat the process without any visible change.
I submitted the application for the first time 2 weeks ago, but still no change. Is this a bug in Google's platform? How should we proceed (without having to buy a 100$/month support subscription)?
Thanks a lot
You can check your app verification status via email;
Your project's last submitted OAuth consent screen is under review. Additional information about your app, if required, may be requested via email at the email addresses you provided in the Developer contact information section of the Prepare for verification process. Expect the first email within 3-5 days.
You can find more information about this process in the Oauth Verification documentation.
If so happens that your app is a "restricted scope app" verification may take a few weeks instead of a 3-5 days.
You should have get an email with the confirmation that your app is being verified. If not try again and check your spam folder. If you aren't getting any emails then go to IssueTracker and report a bug.
An order confirmation email is sent for canceled/failed payments
User reach to the payment gateway, when reached to the cart after selecting final and reach to the payment page and user cancel the order but a successful email sent to the user did somebody face this issue before my open cart version 3.0
didn`t check the code yet, please tell me,
2) My website home page icons change into some encrypted boxes whenever some body visit my website first time later on user go in and visit some other pages and revisit the website home page, icons looks fine ,i refer so many links, even try to make changes in .htaccess file as well but nothing works,is there any way that i can fix it,i am providing my website site link,if you want because this issue never comes on local server,enter image description here,enter image description here
First thing that comes to mind is the order states options (system -> settings -> options). What state do the orders get when a payment is cancelled? Is the state unchecked for the 'order ready' states in the options?
This mainly depends on payment extension. Payment extension is responsible of setting correct order_status_id depending from 'error', 'failed', 'not completed' methods.
Sometimes, payment module has incorrect return callback links.
Again, check payment module methods.
I a have small scraper for Facebook that uses chromedriver.
However every time I login after a couple of seconds I have to click some button to allow Facebook notifications. Is there a way to do it automatically?
I've seen some suggest to press tab three times and then enter but I don't know when exactly I'll be prompted by the request and I don't want to press stuff at the wrong time.
Is there anything that can be one when creating the webdriver?
Most likely, this is because every time you start a new ChromeDriver instance you get an entirely new Chrome profile, just like if you opened a new private browsing session. So all the client specific settings that the page you want to test has defined via cookies will be lost and have to be set again. (The main reason why this is a good thing is that for automated testing, you'd like the page to be in the same state every time a new test visits it.)
There are however ways to emulate cookies for testing with WebDriver.
Example
Consider the page http://www.cnn.com for example. Every time you run a new test against that page, a bar at the bottom of the page will pop up asking you to accept their cookie policy:
The page stores the fact that you once clicked the "I agree" button in a cookie itself. You can use the Chrome content settings to identify which cookies a certain web page sets. Details on that can be found here: https://superuser.com/questions/244062/how-do-i-view-add-or-edit-cookies-in-google-chrome
For this particular page, the name of the responsible cookie is "CNNtosAgreed" and the value it is set to once you click the "I agree" button is "true".
In your WebDriver script you can use the manage cookies functionality to set specific cookies, so that the page you're testing thinks you have been visiting it before.
In the Java client bindings this would look like that:
Java
driver.get("http://edition.cnn.com/");
driver.manage().addCookie(new Cookie("CNNtosAgreed", "true", ".cnn.com", "/", null));
driver.get("http://edition.cnn.com/");
Notice how the first time Chrome navigates to the page, the confirmation dialog pops up, but not the second time.
Here are some examples of what the cookie API exactly looks like in Python: How to save and load cookies using python selenium webdriver
I've followed the Glass quick start guide for Glass for Python.
I'm able to run the server locally and can insert timeline cards to my account using the Admin Panel in Quick Starter. So far so good. But how the flow would look like for a new user? I'm creating a glassware similar to weather updates. In Quick starter, I had to trigger the "post" thru a "form" element. How does it work when someone installs Glassware from store. What triggers that person to get "very first" timeline card. I'm quite confused here. Any useful information will be helpful.
When a user turns on your Glassware in MyGlass, they will be redirected to your auth URL and taken through an OAuth flow (just as would happen if you visit that URL manually without going through MyGlass when you're developing). After they go through that authorization, you can perform any post-auth tasks that you need, such as inserting contacts or timeline items.
The relevant code in the Python Quick Start can be found in the _perform_post_auth_tasks method of the OAuth request handler, which is called at the end of the get request before redirecting to the Glassware's main page.
I want to implement a system similar to affilite tracking systems like Skimlinks, Viglink, etc. I searched their customer tracking systems. Found some information about tracking systems. I have also searched Analytics systems like Google Analytics, Piwik, OWA. There is a point I need to be guided.
When a user visits my website, clicks a product link of a shopping website like ebay, amazon, etc. I need to track the payment information of my user at the shopping website.
I achieved tracking user activity, clicks, etc on my web site with using Analytics's tracking methods (JS tracking). But I cannot find a way how Skimlinks or Viglink tracks user activity(succesful payment of users) in the shopping website which user redirected.
(Tracking user activity in the shopping website without using a service from shopping website, without Instant Payment Notification service of PayPay or something else)
I noticed Viglink and Skimlinks redirects user to their server before shopping and adds some additional information (like cookies, URL parameters etc)
Here is an example link to affiliate link of Skimlinks
website : http://www.capoeira-izmir.com/capoeira-kiyafetleri/
link : Street Abada
http://go.redirectingat.com/?id=25227X845172&site=capoeira-izmir.com&xs=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FHELANCA-POLYAMID-CAPOEIRA-PANTS-ABADA-YOGA-FREE-BONFIM-%2F280678232152%3Fpt%3DUS_CSA_MC_Pants%26hash%3Ditem4159b9f058%23ht_2891wt_1163&xguid=94275a6f74c7ce02bf4739e364d8831c&xcreo=0&sref=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.capoeira-izmir.com%2Fcapoeira-kiyafetleri%2F
It redirects user to go.redirectingat.com first, then a redirection is done to ebay.com/...
I also noticed that it adds an attribute to the url of ebay product link : afsrc=1
I guess it is "affiliate source = 1 " or something like that.
Any guidance or documents about this will be great for me.
Thanks in advance!!
I think your question is more about how online advertising works rather than technical.
This is a two parts answer.
1. How a conversion tracking works:
In any advertising platform that tracks conversions (any user action that happens in the advertiser property like, in example, a sale) you need to make a request to the advertising platform to notify this.
This is usually done by placing a "Tracking pixel" in the confirmation page the users see after performing the action, commonly known as the "Thank you page".
So the process goes like:
User goes to a website and sees an ad
User clicks the ad
The user's browser goes to the advertising platform (Adwords, Rightmedia, Appnexus, etc) and a cookie is placed in her browser. In this cookie there's a click ID, containing all the relevant information (website that originated the click, time, IP, campaign, etc) and it is redirected to the advertiser's website
The user lands in the advertiser website and "converts" (buys)
The user is redirected to the Thank you page where a "Tracking pixel" is placed, this makes a request to the advertising platform, which reads the cookies in the user's browser and if there's a match, logs the conversion.
Note: The previous example is a Client Side conversion. The same logic could be done in a Server Side request by the advertiser saving the "click id" in step 4 and sending it to the advertising platform in step 5. This is useful when the conversion occurs offline.
For more information: Adwords Conversion tracking: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/1722054?hl=en
2. How I assume VigLink works
I noticed that many of the products VigLink tracks are from ClickBank, since this is the one I'm more used to, I will write the answer using this example.
You first need to be aware that VigLink is an "affiliate" of Clickbank. As such, it has a report of every sale made by users they referred. They, as affiliates, also have the chance to pass extra information in each click as a TID parameter. This TID sent as a URL parameter in the click will be shown in the sales report.
When a user clicks on a link to a clickbank product using VigLink. VigLink attaches their affiliate link to this same product and a unique TID. I assume this TID matches an ID in their database containing the information of the VigLink website who referred the click.
If the user buys the product, VigLink will see in their ClickBank report (I assume via the ClickBank API) the product bought and the TID, and so on they will know in which website the sale was originated.
Short answer: VigLink is not tracking user actions in the advertiser's website. They are just matching click IDs between their click tracker and the advertiser's reports.