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We crawl the page that you specify within the data-item-url attribute. We validate that no product informations has been altered. If so, we simply ignore the
by charles_ouellet 13y ago
We crawl the page that you specify within the data-item-url attribute.
We validate that no product informations has been altered.
If so, we simply ignore the order and nothing is charged or processed.
- greenpizza13 13y agoWho specifies the page? Is that set up in the SnipCart admin?
- tyleregeto 13y agoWhat happens when products are loaded with JS after the initial load? For example, maybe the user presses a "Load More" button, or the site uses infinite scrolling, etc. Do you guys handle that in any way? I'm not trying to trash your product, I'm just genuinely curious.
- charles_ouellet 13y agoThe markup must be available on the webpage when it loads, but we plan to have JSON endpoints in a very near future, so if the URL that we crawl returns json, we will use it instead of crawling the HTML. It will be documented soon.
- arcameron 13y agoHow does the crawling occur? What if I altered the data-item-url attribute?
- charles_ouellet 13y agoJust before the order payment is being done, we crawl the URL of the product, we check for a product with the specified ID and validate that the price, name, any other properties have not been altered. If it has been altered, we reject the order. The URL in data-item-url must be on your site domain, so by example, if you change the data-item-url from snipcart.com/product to myapp.com/product, it will be considered as altered and the order will be rejected.