Daniel J. Lewis

Thanks, @brianleejackson! That’s a weird way to do it, but that does work!

Strangely, the notice eventually went away on its own while I was still on 2.1.0.

Thanks for your quick help!

Thank you so much for updating #2! I wish more plugin authors would listen like you do!

About #1, I’m now on 2.1.0 and that banner still displays after refreshes and visiting different admin pages.

The URL is https://mypodcastreviews.com/. The test version has 3 paragraphs before the button, the original version has 2.

When I visit the page in an incognito window and get the test version, the original shows first and then it switches to the test.

Did you ever figure this out? I don’t have either wrapping or a scrollbar.

I, too, just ran into the HTML code problem. In my case, the emails were from MemberPress. But I had no technical problem resending them.

1.3.7 is out, but what’s new? The changelog wasn’t updated in the WP repo.

I have all caching off for the page with my split test.

Thank you!

So we should probably go back and remove the tweaks we made to overcome the issue before?

1.3.5 is now available but there’s no changelog in the WordPress listing.

I’m sorry, that only tells me that MonsterInsights is being used. I’m looking for a function that would return the changed tracker function, whether that’s ga or __gaTracker or whatever.

I was thinking of some kind of PHP function I could call to return either “ga” or “__gaTracker” or whatever is being used, so that I can adapt another plugin to work with MonsterInsights without having to explicitly change it to use “__gaTracker.”

Essentially, something like this:

$ga = get_ga_tracker_function();

$on_click = “onClick=\”” . $ga . “(‘send’,‘category’,’click’,’label’,’value’)\””;

This would, in theory retrieve “ga” or “__gaTracker” and then use it for properly adding event-tracking in another plugin that doesn’t natively support MonsterInsights (and it seems that MI’s “compatibility mode” is a premium feature).

Is there an easy way to detect exactly what that function has been changed to with PHP code?

Oh! Thanks for pointing out that Reduce Bounce Rate had that option. I just assumed the console errors I was seeing indicated incompatibility.

It doesn’t, but the fix could be rather simple for the developer.

if (function_exists('MonsterInsights') || function_exists( 'ExactMetrics' ) ) {
		$ga = "__gaTracker";
	} else {
		$ga = "ga";
	}

Code like that could be adapted to support how a couple other plugins change the standard ga() function.