What data does this collect? I need to inform my site users about data collected.
Thanks
]]>When using this plugin, it writes to the hubspot system. However, if a contact submits the form a 2nd time from the same computer, the hubspot integration writes over the 1st record. Even if it’s a different email address.
Is this the way the plugin was intended to work?
]]>Editors can see the settings page but can’t submit it.
You need to apply the following filter to allow editors to save the settings page in addition to being able to see it.
add_filter( ‘option_page_capability_hubspot_settings_options’, ‘hubspot_capability’ );
function hubspot_capability( $cap ) {
return ‘edit_posts’;
}
When will the Cookie issue be fixed?
This is where Hubspot cookies will use enhansoft.com, even when the cookie domain is configured for https://www.enhansoft.com.
define("COOKIE_DOMAIN", "www.enhansoft.com");
This has a big effect when you setup cookie free domains, which are used to improve the site overall performance.
]]>What is the difference between this plugin and Contact Forms & Website Analytics by HubSpot (formerly Leadin)?
]]>Hi,
We just installed the HubSpot Tracking Code for WordPress v 1.1.2. Thank you for creating it, as it will be very helpful.
However, when examining the home page source code, I noticed that the username for wp-admin is in the source code, in cleartext.
Adjacent to the username is an email address related to our domain, also in cleartext.
This is just really concerning. While we have a strong password, and will rotate it frequently, I simply cannot imagine why these information elements are in cleartext.
I strongly urge an upgrade so that these elements are either not used, or are encrypted, ASAP.
Is this security improvement possible? Any idea on timeframe?
Thank you.
<!– DO NOT COPY THIS SNIPPET! — HubSpot User Identification Code –>
<script type=”text/javascript”>
(function(d,w) {
w._hsq = w._hsq || [];
w._hsq.push([“identify”, {
“email” : “xxxxxx”,
“name” : “xxxxxxxxxx”,
“id” : “xxxxxxxxxx”
}]);
})(document, window);
</script>
<!– End of HubSpot User Identification Code — DO NOT COPY THIS SNIPPET! –>
Just an FYI, you have this bit of code in your plugin:
// this is a hack because multisite doesn't recognize local options using either update_option or update_site_option...
if ( is_multisite() )
{
global $wpdb;
$multisite_prefix = ( is_multisite() ? $wpdb->prefix : '' );
$q = $wpdb->prepare("
INSERT INTO " . $multisite_prefix . "options
( option_name, option_value )
VALUES ('hs_settings', %s)", serialize($opt));
$wpdb->query($q);
}
else
update_option('hs_settings', $opt);
This is completely unnecessary. update_option() works regardless of whether this it is a single site installation or a multisite installation.
update_option() = Option for individual site. Works on single site, or multisite. Only sets the option for the individual site within the network that it is called from.
update_site_option() = Option for entire network. Applies to all sites within the network it is called from. It’s just a wrapper for the newer update_network_option() function
PHP 7+
]]>Deprecated: Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; HubSpotTrackingCodeAnalytics has a deprecated constructor in /wordpress/wp-content/plugins/hubspot-tracking-code/inc/class-hubspot-tracking-code-analytics.php on line 2
Hi,
I am seeing an error in WordPress dashboard for my website this week.
HubSpot Plugin: Error connecting to API – 429
Could you please look into what might be causing this issue?
Site – https://www.shamanism.com
Any more info needed? please let me know.
Thanks,
Husain
When do you intent to have your plugin HubSpot Tracking Code for WordPress compatible with WordPress 4.7?
]]>Hello,
When activating/using the plugin on 4.6.1 (I don’t know if it’s exclusive to 4.6) and PHP7, There’s a couple warnings/errors:
Deprecated: Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; HubSpotTrackingCodeAnalytics has a deprecated constructor in /.../plugins/hubspot-tracking-code/inc/class-hubspot-tracking-code-analytics.php on line 2The plugin generated 349 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /.../wp-content/plugins/hubspot-tracking-code/inc/class-hubspot-tracking-code-analytics.php:2) in /.../wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1174. The ID still saves, but there is no authentication button shown.Thank you very much for the plugin – I’ve used it on multiple sites and it works great! Let me know if there are any additional details I can provide. The issues with Debug on/off come from two separate sites (I noticed the problem on one 4.6.1 site without debug on, then tried the plugin on another 4.6.1 site with debug on.)
]]>Hi, big fan of your plugin, had a few questions:
1. ) I added the w3total plugin after adding this Hubspot plugin. Is there any known errors/compatibility issues that arise from using this plugin with w3total cache. After adding the w3total plugin it seems an odd URL was generated and also tracked by Hubspot.
2. ) also, I think I know the answer but, should this plugin only exist on the live site… for instance if I have a development/staging site will this plugin also pickup that sites analytics?
]]>You are using double dashes -- inside HTML comments around the tracking code inserted in the footer. The HTML will not validate with this in the comments because it is used to mark the start and end of HTML comments.
W3C validator
<!-- DO NOT COPY THIS SNIPPET! -- HubSpot User Identification Code -->and
<!-- End of HubSpot User Identification Code -- DO NOT COPY THIS SNIPPET! -->should be
<!-- DO NOT COPY THIS SNIPPET! HubSpot User Identification Code -->and
<!-- End of HubSpot User Identification Code DO NOT COPY THIS SNIPPET! -->or something to that effect
]]>get_currentuserinfo is deprecated since version 4.5! Use wp_get_current_user() instead. in /srv/corp/wp-includes/functions.php
I made the change by hand on line 17 of class-hubspot-tracking-code-analytics.php
]]>This plugin is causing my internal short links to generate additional url code which cause a page not found error.
I currently have your plug in deactivated until an update is created to fix it.
site: cafoundationfund.org
short link url: cafund.org
example page: https://cafund.org/pg0Xz
hub id: 1865901
PHP 5.5
conflicting short link plugin: Short URL by SedLex. Let me know if you want to see the problem live and I will activate your plugin.
]]>The Hub ID suddenly disappeared in the plugin settings.
How this happen because it mess up all the tracking of the website?
]]>I inherited a site that is running a plugin entitled “HubSpot for WordPress”. Version 1.9.4 is installed. I cannot find this plugin anywhere on the web. Is it discontinued? Has “HubSpot Tracking Code for WordPress” v1.0.0 replaced it?
]]>Receiving Error HubSpot Plugin: Error connecting to API – 404 in wordpress.
First noticed today but it appears it may have been down for while as my hubspot portal dashboard does not show tracking results for today’s or last Friday’s blog posts for my site.
I am just guessing that the failure to track is associated to this error.
Running WordPress 4.3.1
Thanks.
]]>Hi, just curious when Hubspot will support WP 4.3.1?
Will the current hubspot plugin (1.0.0) work on WP 4.3.1?
Hi, I see that my email address appears in the website’s source code when this plugin is activated. Is there a way that the plugin could be configured by yourselves to not require my email address to appear? Anything to reduce the likelihood of being added to email spam lists.
I see it already uses a username and ID in the source code.
]]>The “installation” tab of this plugin says that verification will happen after adding the activation code (Hub ID). The issue is that there is no change when adding.
Shouldn’t I be able to see a dashboard, settings, and shortcodes after adding the Hub ID?
]]>Once the plug-in is installed how do we start tracking. I did not see a Short Code or anything to insert into the blog post.
thanks,
Tim
I’m new to Hubspot and looking for a way to integrate many of it’s features with my wordpress site. What does this plugin do exactly and why should I install it?
]]>Recently, embedding via <script> was working. Since the latest WordPress update all embedded forms will not display. Forms via [shortcode] do, but those are not a feature in this new plugin. HubSpot support suggested that I install the “q2w3 plugin”, but I’d rather not need to do so.
My Question(s):
Do embeds via <script> work in this plugin? If not, then is the solution (from within this plugin) slotted to be fixed soon?