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| /* | |
| @require | |
| Jquery: https://jquery.com/ | |
| */ | |
| function delete_cookie(name) { | |
| document.cookie = name +'=; Path=/; Expires=Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:01 GMT;'; | |
| } | |
| // logout link | |
| $('a[href^="/account/logout"]').on('click', function(event){ | |
| event.preventDefault(); | |
| var href = $(this).attr("href"), | |
| target = ''; | |
| delete_cookie('cart'); | |
| // wait for data to push and then open link | |
| setTimeout(function() { // now wait 150 milliseconds... | |
| window.open(href,(!target?"_self":target)); // ...and open the link as usual | |
| },150); | |
| }); |
Hi Bmodena,
This is fantastic. Question, can you modify this to have a different trigger? For example, rather than having the user trigger the cart being cleared when logging out, can we use a time frame? Example logic statement: 15 days after the cart was created, the cart clears.
Thanks!
Hi Bmodena,
This is fantastic. Question, can you modify this to have a different trigger? For example, rather than having the user trigger the cart being cleared when logging out, can we use a time frame? Example logic statement: 15 days after the cart was created, the cart clears.
Thanks!
I think by default the Shopify cart expires in 14 days. As far as I know It is not possible to get the expiration date of a cookie through Javascript. So you would have to look into https://shopify.dev/api/ajax/reference/cart GET /cart.js endpoint and it looks like this has a few "created_at": "2019-04-10T20:49:00.148Z", values in the response. If those are tied to cart creation time you could use that.
I would look into - https://shopify.dev/api/ajax/reference/cart#post-cart-clear-js this method above was always a hack prior to this clear cart js ability being added