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Hi Josh,
I just updated the Plugin to 1.4.1
There is now an “On Change” and an “On Submit” event.
The On Submit should work without an submit button, but if it doesn’t you could use the “On Change” event which would fire when the input field changes its value.

Please respond with which one works for you so others can get the answer too.

Thanks

Thanks,
I know there was an issue with older version, but it should be be resolved with 1.4.
So I will have to review this later. Unfortunately, it might be awhile.

What Version are you using?

Thanks Viktor,
It seems that even if I prevent changes in the Admin panel there are other occasions where changes get made to the master.php file. It seems to difficult right now to find where that is happening in the plugin. I would prefer to stop all changes from being made to that file without having to rely on a hacky method like changing the file permissions of that file, etc.

Our team edits the wp-content/w3tc-config/master.php file to check for local environment. Where you have dbcache.eneabled, pgcache.enabled etc, just make the value conditional on the environment.

One issue we have is that this settings file can get updated if the Admin goes in the Plugin settings page. So we also usually lock that file by adding a redirect.

Bump

Hi gvh,
I have not followed up with this.
However, I am interested in continuing with this, but I would need CFDB to add the appropriate hooks.

I know it might be a little late, but are you still available to try and get CFDB to get that added.

Thanks

Yeah,
Unfortunately since the data is all encrypted the search does not work.

I like where you are going with the filtering on the search parameters.
Can you confirm that your “encrypt_this” function is returning the correct value. It might be possible that your function is running before GDS_Encryption_Class has been defined.

Hi Chloe,
I have been working on it.

Plan to have an update shortly. Next month or so.
One thing to note is that this plugin had updates disabled, so you will manually need to update it once it is available.

No worries.

Hi Jessica,
The default events track specific elements. Which are not setup on your website.

Your Download Buttons do not have the css class “gtrack” so it will not work. They do have the class “download_button” attached to them. So all you need to do is either add a new event with the selector “.download_button” or change “.gtrack” to “.download_button”. Keep in mind that you will need to include the period in front of the class name for it to work.

The main issue your having is with the Selector/Element.
If you want to target an ID you need to use the #id
if you want to target a class then you use the .class
This follows jQuery selectors.

Hi Arlo,
Just posted an Update that should resolve your issue along with some other updates.
Please let me know if you run into any issues.

Hi Alex,
Just posted an Update that will also check for “__gaTracker”. Let me know if you run into any issues.

Thanks

The Selector uses jQuery expressions. So you will need to follow this guide: https://api.jquery.com/category/selectors/