Hi Peter,

uCommerce doesn't have a default way of doing e-commerce tracking, but you can use the Google Analytics e-commerce tracking functionality.

When you get redirected to the confirmation page, from a payment gateway, you should get an order guid as a query string parameter.

You can get all the order details you need, from the PurchaseOrder with the specified order guid.

Something like this:

Guid orderGuid;
if (Guid.TryParse(Request.QueryString["OrderGuid"], out orderGuid)) {
    var purchaseOrder = PurchaseOrder.SingleOrDefault(x => x.OrderGuid == orderGuid);
}

When you have the order object you can do something like this:

var orderid = order.OrderNumber;
var total = String.Format("{0:0.00}", order.OrderTotal).Replace(",", ".");
var tax = String.Format("{0:0.00}", order.VAT).Replace(",", ".");
var shipping = String.Format("{0:0.00}", order.ShippingTotal).Replace(",", ".");
var city = order.BillingAddress.City;
var state = order.BillingAddress.State;
var country = order.BillingAddress.Country.Name;

<script type="text/javascript">

        _gaq.push(['_addTrans',
                '@orderid', // transaction ID - required
                '', // affiliation or store name
                '@total', // total - required
                '@tax', // tax
                '@shipping', // shipping
                '@city', // city
                '@state', // state or province
                '@country' // country
            ]);

    @foreach (OrderLine orderline in order.OrderLines)
    {
        string lineSku = string.IsNullOrEmpty(orderline.VariantSku) ? orderline.Sku : orderline.VariantSku;
        <text>
        _gaq.push(['_addItem',
                '@orderid', // transaction ID - required
                '@lineSku', // SKU/code - required
                '@orderline.ProductName', // product name
                '@string.Empty', // category or variation
                '@orderline.Price.ToString("N").Replace(",", ".")', // unit price - required
                '@orderline.Quantity' // quantity - required
            ]);
        </text>
    }

    _gaq.push(['_set', 'currencyCode', '@order.BillingCurrency.ISOCode']); // currency must be specified in the ISO 4217 standard

    _gaq.push(['_trackTrans']); //submits transaction to the Analytics servers
</script>

Hi guys,

Very very cool, thank you very much for your input.

Kindly
Peter Bille

Nice one Nickolaj.

Only one thing I'd like to add to it: Makesure to parse ProductName and remove any ' characters, fx. by doing a @orderline.ProductName.String().Replace("'","")
(or something like that. I'm not a very good developer and this is just from the top of my head) 

/Søren S.

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