Click event tracker

You’ll have to show me the plugin you made so I can take a quick look to see if I find what’s wrong.

This is my wp_ajax_search_result.php file.

<?php
namespace hooks;
class wp_ajax_search_result extends \plainview\wordpress\activity_monitor\hooks\hook
{
public function log()
{
$link = ‘www.example.com’;
$title = $_POST[‘pdf_ids’]; /**this is my ajax output which is comes from js file and that is right */
$s = $this->activity_monitor()->_(‘Popup viewed: %s‘, $link, $title);
$this->html_and_execute($s);
}
}

AND this is my hooks.php file
<?php
/*
Author: Sonali
Plugin Name: Activity Monitor Example 1
Version: 1
*/
namespace hooks;
class Activity_Monitor_Example_1
{
public function __construct()
{
add_action(‘plainview_activity_monitor_manifest_hooks’, [ $this, ‘plainview_activity_monitor_manifest_hooks’ ]);
}
public function plainview_activity_monitor_manifest_hooks($action)
{
require_once(‘wp_ajax_search_result.php’);
$hook = new wp_ajax_search_result();
$hook->register_with($action->hooks);
}
}

new Activity_Monitor_Example_1();

That’s looks right to me. You could replace the $s part with

$s = sprintf(‘Popup viewed: %s‘, $link, $title);
$this->html_and_execute($s);

Not sure if that will help.

I replaced that, still it’s not working for me.

The next step in debugging would be to add some debug code that saves something to disk when the log() function is called. That way we can see whether the log function is called at all.