I am wondering the same thing.
I want to send the same data to two different UA:s. One UA for the site and the other UA is for all the sites we got in different languages. Is this possible?
Best we can do is supply a filter to add multiple UA’s.
Is that good enough if I provide a snippet?
Try it! Sounds good. Would really easy things for me to track two at the same time!
I haven’t forgot abiut yiu. It’s just finding the time. I’m spread thin atm.
Okay, I have a developmental version and if you all can try it out and get back to me, I would much appreciated. If I don’t hear back, I may have to abandon this feature.
https://github.com/ronalfy/wordpress-gravity-forms-event-tracking/tree/develop
It’s a 3-prong attack. There’s still a place in the plugin to set a “global” UA code.
1. For each feed, you can provide a comma-separated list of UA codes to send to.
2. Alternatively, create a feed for each UA code needed.
3. Filter called gform_ua_ids that takes an array of UA codes.
Default behavior is to use the “global” UA code, and allow overrides to your heart’s content.
Perfect! It works fine thanks. A big thanks for this!
I was wondering if it’s possible (not necessary) to instead of puting in two UA’s in different feed – to put it in as a “global” UA?
Would make it easier due to that I have atleast 7 GF on every site (6 sites) and 3 different feeds in each.
Othervise I love it alot – so put it in the next release! 🙂
Thanks, I’ll try to push out an update with this this weekend after a bit more testing and hopefully not breaking anybody’s existing setup.
Lundalogik,
Just to be clear, you don’t have to create separate feeds if they are identical. Just create one feed and put in a comma-separated UA-code.
I’ll see about releasing an update this weekend.
Yepp I know and that’s what I did. I just think that you should do that in the settings of the plugin instead of in each feed – saves time.
Hope you get what I mean 🙂
Yup, yup, makes sense. I shall do that since there’s no longer a validation function.
I’d like to get rid of the settings screen in general, but it’ll break backwards compatibility 🙁
Hi, I wasn’t able to add comma-separated to the main settings screen. The plugin needs to be re-written in a few places, so since the version you tested worked, I just left it as-is.
I’ll either add that capability in a later version or remove the settings screen altogether.
Sounds great. Everything works fine as it is. Great work and this really is an awesome plugin for WordPress!
Thanks!
