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Have you tried something like this:
<a href="<?php $key="wpcf-your-link"; echo get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true); ?>">My Website</a>Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Smart Google Code Inserter] Had troubles with it and gave upWhitsey – I haven’t heard back from you, so I’m assuming you’ve figured it out.
This plugin is only designed for Analytics, Webmaster Tools and Google AdWords tracking. None of those items are “broken” when you use our plugin. My guess is that it’s being used for something other than Google tracking codes.
I’m sorry that you felt it necessary to review the plugin with 1 Star without attempting to use the Support Forum for answers. I see that this is not your first time doing so with other plugins.
Hopefully in the future you’ll give other plugin developers a chance to address your concerns before leaving poor ratings on the free plugins they’re developing for the WordPress community.
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In reply to: [Smart Google Code Inserter] Default tracking code for all posts?Hello, 3×7. I haven’t heard back from you, so I’m going to go ahead and close this out.
The first area, Analytics, puts the tracking code on every page.
The last area, AdWords, allows you to select a page for which you want the tracking code to go on. This is because not all pages should trigger a conversion in AdWord’s conversion tracking system.
If you have any other issues, just let us know!
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In reply to: [Smart Google Code Inserter] Default tracking code for all posts?Hello, 3×7. The Analytics code is set to track on all posts and pages. The AdWords conversion code (for your Google Pay Per Click) is the only one that does it on a page-by-page basis.
Are you wanting to put the AdWords (not Analytics) on all posts?
phaber and charmedlife – I uploaded a new version of this plugin today. The plugin needs to deactivate and reactivate to add the new AdWords functionality, so I would recommend using the WordPress updater to install the new version.
Thanks and please be sure to rate the plugin. Let me know if you have any issues!
benhen – I uploaded a new version of this plugin today. The plugin needs to deactivate and reactivate to add the new AdWords functionality, so I would recommend using the WordPress updater to install the new version.
Thanks and please be sure to rate the plugin. Let me know if you have any issues!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Smart Google Code Inserter] Had troubles with it and gave upWhitsey – what Google code are you trying to embed that is using an ampersand?
Hello, phaber. We actually just started scoping out that change this morning. It will allow unlimited additional tracking codes for AdWords. I’ll post an update here once the plugin has been updated!
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In reply to: [Smart Google Code Inserter] PHP in the code snippet boxPCAWEB-
PHP code should not execute when inserted with this plugin. It’s also something that we probably won’t be adding with this plugin since it’s kind of out of scope for what it was intended for.Sorry 🙁
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In reply to: [Smart Google Code Inserter] Async Trackingtdillon518,
The plugin will take asynchronous tracking snippets and place them at the bottom of the <head> section.It is important to note that the plugin is not configured to force itself to be the very last item to appear before </head>, but it is loaded in wp_head so it will be one of the last items added.
That shouldn’t impact the tracking though.
Let me know if you run into any issues!
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In reply to: [Smart Google Code Inserter] Nitpick: error if short_open_tag=OffThanks for pointing that out, mkilian. I’ve updated the plugin with the removed short open tag on line 173.
Hello, Dan.
The plugin is currently only set to allow for one page with the conversion code. You select the page from the drop down, paste your code and save. Then that code only displays on the page selected.
Caption is there because we are working on having an area for you to add multiple AdWords conversion codes. For many people, a single tracking code works but there are plenty of instances (including yours) where you’ll have multiple conversion pages.
While we’re working on adding the ability to create new fields to the form, might I suggest hard coding your conversion codes in the header.php file of your theme? Here is an example of how that might be done:
<?php if(is_page(1042)){ ?> <!-- Google Code for Lead Conversion Page --> <?php } ?>It’s not ideal, but it would work if you just had a few different pages you wanted to show the conversion code on.
Hello, benhen. The dropdown that you’re seeing is for Adwords Conversion tracking, not Analytics.
The AdWords conversion code is something you put on a “Thank You” type page to track the effectiveness of your pay-per-click campaigns.
For Analytics, just paste your code in that top box and you’ll be good to go on all pages.
Just in case anyone wants the solution, you need to set the post to a draft before it goes to PayPal, which will allow the custom taxonomies to be assigned. Then you would use the hook for gform_paypal_fulfillment for changing the post status.
Add to the functions.php file:
function update_post_status_after_payment($entry, $config, $transaction_id, $amount) { // get post_id from $entry $post_id = $entry['post_id']; change_post_status($post_id,'publish'); } add_action("gform_paypal_fulfillment", "update_post_status_after_payment", 10, 4);Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gravity Forms Directory] [Plugin: Gravity Forms Directory] paging bugWe were also having the same issue on several site. Since the plugin developer hadn’t responded we just corrected it ourselves.
We’ve modified the paging function in the plugin, just make sure you don’t have the number of entries to display on each page set to greater than 89 (it can cause memory issues).
You can download the plugin here, everything else is exactly the same:
oturia.com/plugins/gravity-forms-addons.zip