pmmartino

Awesome! That worked–Thank you. And thank you for building this plugin. I’ll be sure to rate it 5 stars and donate.

I’m trying to combine html after the counter AND html to be revealed when the counter expires. I can get them to work individually but when I combine them I get a problem. I think it’s because one short code closes itself, while one has a separate closing tag. I’m simply trying to put an image below the counter and then replace it all with another image once the counter reaches zero. I combined these 2:

[tminus t= "DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM:SS"]HTML to be displayed when the countdown reaches zero.[/tminus]

AND

[tminus t="2012-12-20" after="<p>...be with you.</p>"/]

TO GET:

[tminus t="05-04-2015 13:00:00" after="<img src="https://www.LifesongOnline.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/helicoper_egg_drop.png" width="100%" height="100%" />"/]<img src="https://www.LifesongOnline.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/location-reveal-image.png" width="100%" height="100%" />[/tminus]

Any advice?

I love this plugin! But I’m having the exact same problem:
https://www.lifesongonline.org/dropspot/

Any ideas?!

Sounds like a good plan. It will still give you good data such as which ad groups and keywords are leading to more active visitors and better sales potential.

Keep up the good work.

But that means Adwords will trigger a conversion anytime someone visits your Contact Us page even if they don’t fill out the form.. If that’s what you want–then that’s fine, but you should define what you consider a conversion. For some people it’s a visit to a specific page, for others it’s when a user submits a form or complete checkout in an online store.

Anyone figure this out? Seems there should be an easy way, but I’m not smart enough to figure it out. Currently we are using the “Thank You” page method, but I would rather not if possible.

Thanks!

Typically the way you track a conversion is by inserting the conversion code on the “Thank You” page. That way, when a user clicks “Submit” and is redirected to the Thank You page, a conversion is counted in Google Adwords.

https://contactform7.com/redirecting-to-another-url-after-submissions/

1. Create a thank you page
2. Insert your Google code on that page
3. Redirect your contact form to that Thank you page “on-submit”

I use Contact Form 7 and am not 100% sure the redirect works all the time, so I’m actually trying to find a way to use javascript function as described on this page: https://contactform7.com/tracking-form-submissions-with-google-analytics/