john.m.c

See screenshot: https://monosnap.com/file/sAOfcFcCVBPxKMqNpYQyF0haPMZb0n

Thanks @alessio91 but can you provide me the correct settings for this page please?

Elementor blog module
https://fashionedits.com/blog

Divi blog module
https://wordpress-612575-2062947.cloudwaysapps.com/blog/

Thank you!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by john.m.c.

Hi,

This plugin seems very hard to use using Divi or Elementor. I can’t get it to work ??

Please see this video https://www.loom.com/share/a56d0539799d4ff08298152bdb4f91bc

In the last part of that videos shows if I use the Catch infinity scroll plugin it works using the same selector/class.

Can you share a screenshot or video where it actually works using Divi or Elementor post module?

@joyously

so you have to put it in a format that you check for in your script, like a variable named progres

Do you mean in the jquery file? Any chance you could provide a very basic example please?

Hi @sterndata,

Thanks for your reply. Yes something like that. I just want to store them so I can creat my own analytics / chart of my visits, user agent, ip, etc.

I just want to know what is the best method to store them. I think storing it as posts or post meta is not a best idea to use the database. Maybe I am wrong.

Hi Ketan,

Thanks for your help.

I finally found I way to fix this. I just need to create a loop inside the shortcode function that get’s the post_ID and pass the arguments to that shortcode. See gist and screenshot below.
https://gist.github.com/…/15cc506170438bed139eafdf62445ddb

clear screenshot: https://content.screencast.com/…/2020-05-06_0950.png

@ds,

Hi there. May I ask if you tried again the pagespeed ninja plugin? If so, do you have any feedback or questions?

– John
PageSpeed Ninja Support