Hi Tal,

Thank you for the suggestion - I’ve just implemented it using the IP address API and it seems to work fine for users who will be adding to basket from the same internet connection.

What are your thoughts on the robustness of this approach? I’m just wondering because temporary users would presumably lose their baskets if their IP address changes (if, for example, they are adding to basket on their commute using cellular data and wanted to finish off their purchase when they got home - their basket would be “wiped” if they went onto the site while connected to their home wifi - something that happens automatically for most of us)

While this is suboptimal from a conversion rate perspective when it comes to e-commerce, I recognise that at least it’s something that works, so thank you again for the suggestion.

That said, do you know whether it’s possible to access data held on the “Temporary User” type within bubble? I can’t see it in the Data tab of the editor but if it was somehow possible to filter shopping cart contents based on the session cookie data / identification data held within the temporary user type, I would imagine we could have a slightly more robust solution based on the browser as opposed to the internet connection? (I appreciate that temp user data is only stored for 3 days so this approach might have it’s own limitations, but I’m just keen to know whether it’s even an option to filter by temporary users / if each new browser session creates a new temporary user etc)

Thanks again, and P.S. - I’ve signed onto the Pro subscription on nocodify.com :slight_smile: