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FAQ

Yes. The page gets the popups as data without any code, the same for every visitor. The browser decides when to open them; the cart amount and sign-in state, the view counter and the sign-up go through POST requests that are never cached.

Can someone read the coupon code from the page source?

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No. The code is sent only after the sign-up, the spin or the button click.

The chances you set are shown under the wheel and the slices are drawn as big as their chance. The server picks the result with a secure random number; the browser only turns the wheel to it. Each address can spin once.

The add-on sends none. When you pick a mailing list, the core Newsletters add-on handles the subscription with its own settings.

Which visitors can see a popup that targets signed-in customers or a cart amount?

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The browser asks the store for the cart subtotal and the sign-in state when a popup needs them. The sign-up checks the same rules again on the server.

One result per e-mail address and popup, and at most 10 sign-ups in 10 minutes from one visitor session. A unique code from Coupon Codes Pro goes to one address only.

In the store database, under Collected e-mails. Uninstalling the add-on deletes them.

Work through the troubleshooting guide, then contact support with your CS-Cart version, edition, PHP version and the add-on version (1.0.0).