Esben Rasmussen

Hi Tanin

Thank you! That did it.

I should probably mention, that I had a really hard time finding the shortcode. Eventually I visited your website https://0xtc.com/plugins/wp-tweet-button/ and found it there.

If the shortcode could be displayed somewhere next to the settings that would be perfect.

I completely agree!

Awesome plugin – but would make it so much more awesome, if you included the Google Analytics event tracking for the download link.

I am about to reveal my master’s thesis on my website and would like to use this plugin for it. However, I would really like to see stats on which companies that downloaded my thesis and Google Analytics is the way to do it.

If we use your suggestion Kevin doesn’t that mean that the change we implement in the gviewer.php will be overwritten the next time we update the plugin?

I would be so grateful if you could implement the event tracking in a way that allows us to fill in the following in the admin interface:

• category (required)

  The name you supply for the group of objects you want to track.

• action (required)

  A string that is uniquely paired with each category, and commonly used to define the type of user interaction for the web object.

• label (optional)

  An optional string to provide additional dimensions to the event data.

• value (optional)

  An integer that you can use to provide numerical data about the user event.

Ok… One step closer to solving it.

I changed the search form my theme was using to <?php get_search_form(); ?>. Now the search works fine no matter where you search on the site.

But the problem is, that when using <?php get_search_form(); ?> it redirects the URL to the site root and appends the search parameters.

Is it possible to avoid the redirection?

The reason why I would profer to keep the URL is so that I via Google Analytics can track which page people were visiting, when the search occured (which indicates that, that page might be missing some info on the searched subject).

If the URL changes I can no longer as easily track where the search occurred.