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Thanks, I appreciate it! ??

Thanks for the quick update, can confirm this has fixed the issue! Will use the correct support channels in future ??

I’m also experiencing this issue on multiple sites, all with the Pro version. I should note that my caching is handled at the host level, not via plugin.

I’m afraid we don’t currently have any plans for GA4. This might come down the line but for there’s no formal support for now.

Thanks for the review and kind words – it was this reason we made the plugin in the first place ??

The plugin does not currently exclude any logged in users at all.

Sorry for not replying sooner Clifford, looks like I missed the notification. For your suggestion, would this be public facing, for logged in admins, or something else?

Also, in your mind do you see this being a lifetime counter or some set period, say clicks in the last month?

If you have GA integration enabled you can find the data here, scroll down to “Where do I see my click data in Google Analytics”

https://trackthe.click/faq/

In GA you need to look in the Events section and Top Events. You should see “Outbound Link” – these are the tracked events from Track The Click.

Also as an additional to Daniel’s reply earlier, some ad clicks are *not* tracked depending on their implementation. Google Adsense ads for example are executed via JS code and are not tracked.

Let us know how you get on Jane, we’d love to hear how it’s working out for people and any improvements they might need!

To confirm that plugin does exactly what I needed, thanks so much, would have been searching for weeks to find that!

For what its worth, across multiple hosts, WP Core seems to strip img tags from taxonomy descriptions as standard. I learned something today ??

Thanks for the reply Joy. It’s when saving, the img tag is stripped, it appears it’s not allowed by the wp_kses thing you mentioned.

Looking at that plugin now, but its failing to work on my hosting, so working with my hosting provider to see if we can get it working.

Understood.

Simply put a way for users to submit links that are then displayed in a fairly aesthetically pleasing way.

Not too bothered about the voting functionality but that would be nice at a stretch. Would obviously need some form of moderation. Would be essential the plugin auto generates a thumbnail and doesn’t require too much customization to make look nice. Though I guess it is the holiday period soon, so I will have some time to knuckle down and toy with formatting if needs be.

This is for a food website in a specific geographic area. I’d like users to be able to submit links from other magazines, news papers, bloggers etc, to make the page a one stop destination for “whats going on” locally.

Wow, thanks for the crazy fast reply. That was exactly what I needed. Many many thanks! ??