In addition to the fantastic suggestions already shared by others in the community, I wanted to highlight the potential of creating a community of fans who are passionate about the products in your niche. This community could be a great platform for ...

Hi @cealiia , In addition to the fantastic suggestions already shared by others in the community, I wanted to highlight the potential of creating a community of fans who are passionate about the products in your niche. This community could be a great...

Hey @Gabriel9 ,In addition to the fantastic suggestions already shared by others in the community, I wanted to highlight the potential of creating a community of fans who are passionate about Y2K fashion. This community could be a great platform for ...

Hi @2Hops , I wanted to add to the great advice already shared here!I noticed that your store sells some amazing miniature car collectibles. One powerful way to boost your conversions is by building a loyal community of fans and customers using Whats...

Shopify doesn’t have an official area where Shopify users can request for specific features. So I thought I should start this thread to gather feature requests from the community. Hopefully, Shopify staff will see this 爛. Rules:-  Before you post a f...

I am using WhatsApp channels as an extra way to communicate with my store's customers; however, I noticed that I have a very low number of followers. Is there an app that I can use to grow my WhatsApp channel.

Yeah I explored that angle too but I didn’t get far. Would appreciate if you can update this thread if you figure it out.

No i wasn’t. Do you have any ideas about it?

This post is helpful however isn't the metafield still visible by other apps? Do you know how to make it visible to only your app?  

Okay, it appears to be showing now when I use the shop.id as the ownerId in the graphql metafieldsSet mutation. But now I'm wondering how I can create the metafield under a reserved namespace so that other apps aren't able to modify my app's data lik...

This is what I've now in the embedded app side but I'm still getting an empty array on the checkout ui extension.const currentAppInstallationQuery = await admin.graphql( `#graphql query { currentAppInstallation { ...

This is what I'm currently doing in my embedded app; app._index.jsx: const createMetafieldDefinitionMutation = await admin.graphql( `#graphql mutation CreateMetafieldDefinition($definition: MetafieldDefinitionInput!) { m...

Yeah I understand that part. But how do you add the data to the metafields from an embedded app, for example if you want the merchant to make configurations that will be used in the checkout ui extension?

@RhiRo How did you resolve this issue. Can you please paste sample code. Thanks.