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I used SQL commands

UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = REPLACE(option_value, ‘ORIGINAL_URL’, ‘NEW_URL’);
UPDATE wp_postmeta SET meta_value = REPLACE(meta_value, ‘ORIGINAL_URL’, ‘NEW_URL’);
UPDATE wp_posts SET guid = REPLACE(guid, ‘ORIGINAL_URL’, ‘NEW_URL’);
UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE(post_content, ‘ORIGINAL_URL’, ‘NEW_URL’);

of course when I do the same upgrade on the actual system there will be no need for an Update / Replace.

I also added ‘Tags’ for the font increase… which doesn’t always show in some posts.

cheers, Tony

Thanks, that worked great. I made it 13px.

cheers, Tony

that would be
beyondthearc.com/blog

which is a blog only… the parent site is actually a different WP install. (separate installs, not a multisite install)

Theme Eleganto 1.2.4 is running fine under Wp 4.6.1.

Since we we’re using portfolio posts presently, I was being preventive and disabled Portfolio Post since it said only 4.5.6. And we hope to take WP to 4.7.2 if all our plugins work with it.

Likewise the required Kirki Toolkit only says compatible to 4.6.3.

thanks

Thanks Nick… we’ll sit tight… we have till June 2017.

No chance of some simple GA action hook option for Form Submits being added in the combined update?

Tony

Thanks.

If I run the Minamaze 1.4.2 update from within WordPress… will this affect any settings on the prior 1.1.7 theme setup?

I’m not sure if anyone “customized” the theme previously, or what constitutes a “custom” mod to the theme (don’t believe there is any child theme defined).

Or I should qualify my question… are you saying we manually change the Plugin code once? Or the webpages for forms code each time?

Thanks, Tony

Nick,

If we create a new page with a form, we’ll have to manually make the change for each new form page?

Or will a manually changed Endpoint URL be carried into new form pages?

Sorry… Wasn’t try to jump on someone else’s thread, but thought gabeelliott was also asking about Google Analytics tracking on your SalesForce plugin…. so thought I was contributing to options.

the thought on an action vs filter or landing page, was that capturing the submit action/event would work no matter what message or landing page option was selected later by another admin user. Or so I thought.

Thanks…

in hindsight, I think we should use the add_action method, since it shouldn’t be dependent on whether someone has enabled the Message vs landing page for a form. The add_filter wouldn’t work if Success message was turned off.

Is there a tradeoff between onSubmit or JS Code (like the next page starting to render and cancelling) ?

For JS, did you mean something like below?

with ga(‘send’,’event’,’eventCategory’,’eventAction’,’eventLabel’

added to the success message filter function?

—
Salesforce_w2l_success_message_{Form ID}

Allows you to filter the contents of the success message before it is output to dynamically populate it with a value, auto set it based on another value, etc.

Examples:

// Filter Success Message on a specific form
// salesforce_w2l_success_message_{Form ID}
add_filter( ‘salesforce_w2l_success_message_1_tester’, ‘salesforce_w2l_success_message_1_tester_example’, 10, 1 );
function salesforce_w2l_success_message_1_tester_example( $success ){

ga(‘send’,’event’,’eventCategory’,’eventAction’,’eventLabel’)

return ‘Success’;
}

It’s a general form submit — nothing special, you can use Google Tag Manager, a jQuery click handler, or a vanilla JS event handler to fire a GA event.

Or you can use the thank you page to fire the event.

Nick, sorry but can you give more details or a link around the “JQuery click handler or vanilla JS event hander to fire a GA event” ? What are we capturing in your plugin action(s)?

(no Thank You page, just success message… and aren’t using Google Tag Manager for anything currently)

Thanks,

The WordPress-to-lead for Salesforce CRM plugin is being used to create the form… and there is not always a Thank You page depending on placement of Plugin (and setup, need to check with our designer managing site)…

On one site, with dedicated Contact Us page and your form in main body… it does go to a thank you page… but on another site with your plugin form embedded in the side bar it just displays “Success!” where the form used to be.

Ideally, we’d like a Successful form submit… as if they mistype an email field or don’t fallout a required field, they have to correct and resubmit.

Haven’t enabled Google Tag Manager yet, was looking to keep management all in Google Analytics instead of GA and Tag.

Your form is one of our primary Submits we want to capture, but would also capture some other Submits (such as Comment Blog Post submit).bey and