• Hi, the track_clicks feature is on by default and there doesn’t appear to be a setting to control that. It breaks the WordPress password reset links on some sites.

    Can we get a setting to turn it on / off, and maybe a setting to filter it if on? Example, don’t track the click if the URL contains “wp-login.php” or whatever set of strings we want to define.

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/wpmandrill/

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  • Plugin Author MC_Will

    (@mc_will)

    Hey,

    Actually, there is a way to do that.

    Just override $message[‘track_clicks’]/$message[‘track_opens’] using the mandrill_payload filter.

    Thread Starter IgniteWoo Team

    (@ignitewoo)

    Not very user friendly. Why not just add a setting. That takes about 5 minutes 🙂

    Plugin Author MC_Will

    (@mc_will)

    Good point. Problem is that we can’t estimate which emails do you want to track and which emails you don’t want to.

    Thus, Mandrill (and wpMandrill) is not a drop-in all-purpose solution so a certain level of customization should be expected. The fields we expose in the settings page are the very minimum required to make it work.

    We’ll consider it in a future version though!

    Thread Starter IgniteWoo Team

    (@ignitewoo)

    Simple on/off for click tracking would be great. Anything else can be filtered using a custom filter I supposed.

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