jeppe

Hi @tatvic

Thanks for a quick response.

That javascript is coming from a common Danish packaging label plugin. I have no idea how to edit that, and I’m not sure they would make any edits. Have you made a lot of changes to your plugin in 2.0? Your plugin has worked perfectly fine alongside this label plugin from last year up until now.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by jeppe.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by jeppe.

Analytics data for my client https://www.surisuri.dk stopped flowing as well with the 2.0 release.

I didn’t know the new plugin version would only work with gtag (that’s how I understand your FAQ and other support answers), but I have changed from a manual implementation in header.php to using only your plugin for global analytics as well as WooCommerce tracking.

This is my current situation

• The gtag script is present on all pages including cart, checkout and thank you page
• After purchasing through 3rd party (QuickPay) the client is redirected to /order-received
• The gtag script is picking up traffic but not ecommerce options. No settings in Google Analytics have been made since implementing your plugin the first time. Ecommerce settings in GA are of course still activated.
• There are no duplicate or deprecated GA scripts. Only one gtag.js script inserted through your plugin
• Static, dynamic, memcached and CloudFlare cache has been cleared multiple times.

Google Analytics hasn’t picked up conversion data for 48 hours now, but by the looks of it, everything is setup correctly. Can you help me out here @tatvic?

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by jeppe.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by jeppe.

@decomteam

Sounds great.

Let’s say I’ve set a minimum value in the gift category for 100$.

A user has added products to the cart with a total value of 110$ and adds a free gift to the cart.

Now the same user adds a -20$ off coupon, which brings the cart subtotal to 90$. The subtotal is now lower than the defined minimum value of 100$, so the user is no longer eligible for a free gift. The free gift added to the cart is removed as well as the carousel.

That is how it should work. I hope that makes sense.

Hello @decomteam

I have:

• 1 gift category
• 25 coupons (more being added weekly/monthly by the marketing department)
• 12 gifts

Thanks a lot for the gist. I really appreciate that. However I have 25 coupons. I’m not a PHP developer, so I don’t know how to make it dynamic and work with any amount of coupons. I think I’ll wait till you come up with a solution for the plugin. It looks like you’re not that far from a working solution. ??

Okay. I’ll try that. Thanks!

I hope you’ll make an update soon. ??

Maybe, but the shortcode still doesn’t output the sorting dropdown.

Nevermind. It does. This plugin is indeed not relevant anymore. ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by jeppe.

It works absolutely fine with the current version of WordPress and ACF. ??

That is indeed what I’m looking for. Thanks a lot for your help!

Thanks @erricgunawan

How do I keep the feed always the same as the original? Which settings should I use?

These are my current settings: https://imgur.com/a/6m1Q0

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by jeppe.

So just to clarify.

1. The original feed has 110 items.
2. The WP Aggregator dashboard shows 110 times.
3. 10 days later the original feed is down to 105 items.
4. The WP Aggregator fetches the original feed, but since it’s down to 105, WP Aggregrator deletes old items that are no longer present in the original feed and the dashboard now shows 105 items.

Isn’t that how WP Aggregator works?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by jeppe.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by jeppe.

Hi @erricgunawan

Thanks for your reply. I’ll look through that code and see what I can come up with. ??

Is that number showing the total number of active rss entries? Will the “Imported items” number decrease accordingly, when an entry is deleted in the feed?

Same problem on my site.

Nice! Looking forward to that. ??

Keep up the good work.

Hi, Hesham.

That makes sense. Thanks for your clarification and directions.

Idea:

Make small optional module plugins for Schema like the review plugin. A module for WooCommerce, event sites, recipe sites and more.

In that way you could keep the main plugin small and relevant for any site, and if anyone needs more schema, for let’s say WooCommerce, they could install a module for that. ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by jeppe.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by jeppe.

If your site is broken, you can just rename the heartbeat control plugin folder. No need to restore anything and potentially loose data.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by jeppe.