Igor Benic

Hi @stefanomaxis, it is not possible. I am working on a custom action where an HTML could be put so you might use that for it but you won’t be able to verify if the subscriber has watched/clicked on it.

Hi @maxms, thank you for letting me know.

I’ll have to check that all out and get back to you, hopefully by Monday.

Hi @airtite, for now, there is no such event sent in Facebook Pixel. Do you use a plugin for adding the pixel?

In case you’re using the regular landing page (not site layout), the page is stripped of any other scripts added on other pages. So you would need to add the facebook pixel there manually using Giveaways > Settings > Scripts.

So, to track someone, you could theoretically use the “redirect” option on giveaway to redirect the user to a thank you page and use that to track conversions. Not sure if it’s possible to track it through a query parameter in the URL. If it’s not, it could be something like this:

If you’re using the classic landing page for giveaway, then under Giveaway > Settings > Script > Footer

<script>
// After the Facebook pixel script and fbq('init', ....)
var giveawayHref = window.location.href.split('?');
if ( giveawayHref.length > 1 && giveawayHref[1].indexOf('ref=') >= 0 ) {
 fbq('track', 'Giveaway Signup', {giveaway: giveawayHref[0] });
}

</script>

I have not tested that, but when someone subscribes to a giveaway, they are usually redirected to the same giveaway URL (unless using a custom redirect) with query parameter ?ref=… which is a unique string for each subscriber. Then, if that happens, in the script above we are looking for that query parameter. If it is available, we are sending a new tracking event ‘Giveaway Signup’ and also sending additional information about the giveaway URL so you know which Giveaway they have subscribed to.

If you’re using a Facebook Pixel plugin, let me know. I can take a look into integrating it with Simple Giveaways and sending the custom events with more data.

Hi @airtite, for now, there is no additional actions to award entries on entering a list. I do have that in my backlog for a future version. For now, subscribers are automatically subscribed.

Hi @airtite, I have not yet tested it with WPML, but I don’t think everything is supported there. Especially the countdown where the localization won’t work due to a different library which I intend to change in a future version.

Hi @anna01, for now, all these fields are custom values so archive pages for them do not exist unless you use the search form.

The easiest way to build that is to use the search form first, then copy the link in the address bar of the browser and then create a custom link menu item with that URL.

Hi @buttibis, thanks for letting me know. I’ll have to check it out. Last time I checked, everything worked fine but there may be a conflict with other plugins or similar.

As for widget, I don’t think there is an option for a vertical carousel but that is a good feature for the next version. I’ll add it to my backlog and work on it for the next version.

I see that you’ve used the Elementor sliders for now, I do plan to have elementor widgets in there as well. Would that be helpful for you as well?

Hi @kickstandhog, as promised, the version 1.7.0 now stores the price that was added in the cart on the checkout as well so customers are not surprised with the price change.