Title: 3.8.1 Updates?
Last modified: August 21, 2016

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# 3.8.1 Updates?

 *  [SeanBanksBliss](https://wordpress.org/support/users/seanbanksbliss/)
 * (@seanbanksbliss)
 * [12 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/381-updates/)
 * I really like the idea. It fits in great with professional copywriting processes(
   IE. listing each variant per section; one after the other as in the screenshot).
   A perfect fit for user flow as opposed to other options which require you to 
   leave the edit screen to deal with other variations.
 * Is there any chance you will be updating this plugin again?
 * [https://wordpress.org/plugins/flowsplit/](https://wordpress.org/plugins/flowsplit/)

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 *  [EkAndreas](https://wordpress.org/support/users/ekandreas/)
 * (@ekandreas)
 * [12 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/381-updates/#post-4762780)
 * Hi!
    Yes, there will be an update. Please contact me for further discussions 
   regarding your needs!
 *  Thread Starter [SeanBanksBliss](https://wordpress.org/support/users/seanbanksbliss/)
 * (@seanbanksbliss)
 * [12 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/381-updates/#post-4762796)
 * #1.
 * > The parameter “id” has to be set to a unique name without special chars or 
   > spaces.
 *  I would like to use a feature like this INTENSIVELY, that means knowing EXACTLY
   which header, style, button, image, text segment/phrase/line version I am dealing
   with.
 * To do that. A clear labeling system is needed. I could use post numbers to identify
   where the stat is coming from, and can add additional descriptors like so: p61H1v3.
   but… the more detailed the split test gets, the harder it is to tell what version
   the stats are displaying. For example does H1 mean <h1> style or does it mean
   the first header on the page? If you could find a way to allow special characters
   like “-” then I might differentiate like this: p61H1-1v3 (post 61, H1 style header,
   first occurrence of H1 styles on the page [“-1”], version 3). If I could use 
   periods as well to help mark things up that would be nice.
 * ———–
 * #2. I’d want to use it for investigating sales-copy variations and their effects
   upon conversions. The problem I am seeing is that A. I don’t understand how to
   use the `"flowsplitreward"` thing. Do I have to include it inside of each shortcode?
   Can it be unique? Can I put it somehow on another page (g. multi page user path
   testing, did headline on sales page result in both onpage “reward” and subsequent
   page “reward#2”)?
 * B. I would like to place a setting in each shortcode (not in the link) with a
   unique title of my choice labeling the “reward” type. Eg. “Purchase”, “opt-in”,
   or if we have to pick just one maybe “Conversion” or “Result” (reward feels less
   than accurate to me, maybe I’m not understanding it purpose here).
 * The reason why I want it in the shortcode and not in the link is because things
   like headlines, and text segments, don’t have links (for the most part) — but
   I still want to test their effects on the desired result.
 * ——
    Finally, since I am requesting features… Let me explain how I think this 
   plugin could become extremely useful in the future.
 * What if you could do “epsilon-greedy” testing with every aspect, every item, 
   included in the content? Any segment of text tested, displaying various possibilities,
   automatically optimized content… written once (with every idea that comes to 
   mind), & checked never. There is SO much potential for a plugin like this!
 * A marketers dream!
 * But to use it… I’d need to be able to write different options (as it currently
   works). + have them assigned to a higher level “result” for statistical purposes.
   
   EG:
 *     ```
       [flowsplit id="mysalespage1" option="Headline 1 version 1"]This is My First Headline To Test[/flowsplit]
       [flowsplit id="mysalespage1" option="Headline 1 version 2"]I'm Testing This Headline Too[/flowsplit]
       [flowsplit id="mysalespage1" option="Headline 1 version 3"]<img src="AndThisOne-It'sAGraphic.jpg">[/flowsplit]
       ```
   
 * Now… Where is my “reward”/”result” code? It’s in the payment or subscription-
   button link. But we like to have payment buttons all over the place because it
   increase purchases from the same amount of traffic. So each button will need 
   a code so that the plugin knows that the buttons are where this page’s split 
   test “reward” is being tracked from.
 * EG: `<a href=”#” onclick=”flowsplitreward”>
    <img src=”[http://food.com/mybutton.jpg&#8221](http://food.com/mybutton.jpg&#8221);
   alt=”” width=”200px” /> </a>`
 * But it doesn’t seem to work outside of the shortcode. And it would only track
   itself!? (is that right?) So… we need a way to have the split tests on page sections…
   but the reward tracked from some other part(s) of the page.
 * Each page has groups of split tests going on. Each needs a chart. Conversion (
   aka “reward”) is its own group split-tested (so you can test buttons), but special
   in that the items from the conversion”reward” group are used as a tracker for
   the other groups. They don’t need the result being tracked to be inside each 
   shortcode segment; they need it be on the page at least once.>> Click one button,
   or any of a few button options, and the versions of each split test group that
   were displayed when one of the buttons labeled with something like
 * > onclick=”flowsplitreward”
 *  is clicked.
 * Groups: Label groups of shortcode segments being split tested by ID or by group.
   EG group=”headline” vs. group=”subheadline” vs. group=”MyCustomGroupNameForOtherAreasOfThePage”.
   If you use “ID” that seems to be how you are displaying them in the admin page.
   BUT… a dozen posts, each with a few split tests going on… results in a very messy
   stats page. My proposal: On the stats page where the ID acts as a title; consider
   changing that to the post or page title and having the various tests on each 
   page displayed in the box (rather than just one for that ID). So: #1. Plugin 
   automatically detects page of use and titles the stats box. #2. The ID or Group
   function within the shortcodes is disconnected from the stat box title and instead
   displays above each test groups(id) charts for that page.
 * That might all take quite a bit of reading to make sense of. But if you can make
   those few changes… this plugin will become super useful!
 * Thanks for listening. I hope that all makes sense, if any of the points don’t
   make sense and you would like clarification, just let me know.
 * Aloha

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