DYLAN RALSTON

Create shopify-api.php file

https://gist.github.com/checkoutdylan/8327d38c68d4fac9b78c5ea5fa4b01e8

The main action that is going to occur here is that we are going to pass the customer ID in the URL and use that customer ID to make a "Put" request on the Shopify API to update the customer's "Tags".

Create a private app in your Shopify admin

1. Go to your admin, then go to Apps in the side menu. At the top of that page, you will see a button for “Private Apps”.

2. On the next screen, go to “Create Private App”

3. In the app settings, set permissions to Read and Write

4. Save your app, then copy your API Key & Password over to the shopify-api.php file you made earlier.

Create your front-end user experience.

You need to use Shopify to generate the customer ID using Shopify Liquid and send user to your-url/shopify-api.php?id=YOUR-CUSTOMER-ID.

The shopify-api.php file you made earlier will pull the ID and update the customer tag.

For example, you could create a liquid “if” statement that if a customer has a certain tag, a popup should be triggered.

https://gist.github.com/checkoutdylan/d376d7f81b4b0f5ea3d57b549c686bf7

The “I accept” button would be a link taking you to where you have the shopify-api.php file hosted. your-url/shopify-api.php?id=YOUR-CUSTOMER-ID

This could easily be implemented in a Node.JS based application as well (instead of PHP).

Create redirect system for Shopify