zelimir83

Hi, thank you, I have just submitted the ticket on your support platform, I hope the answer comes soon.

Zelimir

I have this issue in 4.1.2, exactly the same as the person that started this thread. I’m using WP 5.8 at this moment.

I have the same issue, and I do have over 100 GA accounts. How do I fix this?

Thank you.
?elimir

Same thing here, double opt-in feature simply does not work, even though it’s turned on in the MailChimp account for that particular audience. Just rubbish, guys c’mon, has anyone even tested this out?

I also have these problems, the same issue, cart_created or order_completed tracking never works, Worfklow in my Senduinblue account never detects them, but when I create a custom tracking event it gets sent to Workfflow, so it’s not the issue with the tracker script, but with the event I would say. You don’t need a demo URL, test it yourself, you’ll find that it does not work.

I absolutely understand what you are saying, and it makes total sense, but the issue you described is related to advert injection, this cannot be a problem with hard coding banner and group shortcodes into theme files, right? Could you not separate the injection of adverts displaying hard coded banners and groups on taxonomy pages? This way, we would have an option to choose when to activate those banners (only display them in certain taxonomy terms) while keeping full control in where they appear on the web site?

Hi,

thank you for your reply.

I am not sure why you would use as an example a situation where a name of a custom taxonomy would be the same as a title for a person? You would simply output a list of IDs for all the taxonomies on the site, like many other plugins do, and let the administrator choose on which taxonomies he wants to show a certain ad group.

I dont see the difference in outputting regular WP categories, and custom taxonomies. If you have multiple post types, would you not be able to sort it hierarchically, and let a user choose one post type, and then display a list of taxonomies from that post type, and so on...Ive seen a lot of plugins do this on a regular basis.

Now, I am not talking about injecting adverts into posts using the taxonomy list, I am just saying that it would be useful to be able to choose on which taxonomies the advert should appear. I would create different groups, and just hard code the banners in theme files.

Because, right now, I have a client that has just one custom post type, with 5-6 taxonomies, and 5-6 terms per taxonomy. I can hard code banners into the theme, and create groups that he can use to display banners on current taxonomies, but I cannot enable him to create a new term or a taxonomy, and just check a box to display a banner on his newly created term. Each time he creates a new term, I would have to hard code something, and he would not be able to truly manage the banner system from CMS solely. Would you not agree? Until you do not have something like this in place, I’m afraid this will not be a truly full CMS banner management system suitable for larger sites.

And one more thing – imagine you want the banner to appear on just two particular taxonomy terms. How would I cross reference this? Should I hard code every combination imaginable, so that the banner displays on, lets say, just the terms “apples” and “oranges”, but not bananas. And if I want it to display on “oranges” and “bananas”, what should I do? Hard code hundreds of php if clauses and try to predict all the ways my client might want to display banners?

I love your plugin, and please don`t find this a too harsh of a criticism, I am just trying to figure out a solution, maybe I over looked something. Are my questions in place, or am I just rambling?

Thanks
Zelimir

I absolutely agree, the ability to place banners in custom taxonomies, just like into regular categories from the admin panel is essential. Right now, you can only use standard WP categories, which really limits the potential of this fantastic plugin. If it had this ability, I can see it being used regularly on classified sites, real estate portals, and other more complex web sites. Right now, it really limits the usage to simpler WP sites.

Whats that got to do with anything? I need all the plugins I am using, and theres like 9 plugins working, it`s a magazine portal.

Nope, Ive tried it, it didnt help. I either get “WordPress”, “Unknown sender”, or the same e-mail as the sender of the message. Why isn`t it possible to just input an e-mail address in this “From” field?

Nevermind, I got it. If anyone needs it, here`s the solution:

<?php // list child categories
$cat_id = get_query_var('cat');

$catlist = wp_list_categories('echo=0&orderby=id&title_li=&child_of=' . $cat_id); ?>

			<?php if (get_categories('parent=' . $cat_id)) {
echo '<div class="cat-items"><ul><li>' . $catlist . '</li></ul></div>'; } 

 else {  ?>
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/includes/entry.php'); ?>
	<?php } ?>

alchymyth thanks a lot for your help!

Hi, thanks a lot! You were right, all I needed was to use a different method of testing the variable $catlist, this is the code now:

<?php // list child categories
$cat_id = get_query_var('cat');

$catlist = wp_list_categories('echo=0&orderby=id&title_li=&child_of=' . $cat_id); ?>

			<div class="cat-items"><ul><li><?php if (get_categories('parent=' . $cat_id)) {
echo $catlist; }
 else {  ?></li></ul></div>
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/includes/entry.php'); ?>
	<?php } ?>

The only problem now is that I need to wrap up the list of categories in a div of class “cat-items”, and I seem to be wrapping it wrongly. If I wrap up the entire php block, of course, I get the normal posts formatted as the list, and I only need to format the echo part, any idea on how I can do this, how can I wrap up just the echo $catlist part of the code into a div and li tags?

Also, this is the Entry.php code:

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Nope, the echo is not the problem. Just put it in, nothing happened.

Do you understand the problem? I get the child category list printed, but when WordPress needs to display an archive or category page (archive.php or category.php) where there are no categories, or you`ve clicked the parent category which has no child categories any more, with the code above all you get is the “No categories” printed, and I need posts from the current category printed.
This is what the code looks like now:

<?php // list child categories
$cat_id = get_query_var('cat');

$catlist = wp_list_categories('echo=0&orderby=id&title_li=&child_of=' . $cat_id); ?>

			<?php if ($catlist) {
echo $catlist;
} else {
include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/includes/entry.php');
} ?>

Entry.php contains standard archive.php code, where all of the posts from a certain category and its child categories get displayed. I cannot seem to get the else condition to work when you switch to a post where there are no categories any more. This means if my parent category is “Solar system”, and it has a child category “Moon”, when I click on the “Moon”, I need the posts from the “Moon” category displayed, but I get “No categories” with the code above.