james.nash

Thank you!

To be clear I’d like the title attribute to appear on the iframe element.

Our Analytics engineer is trying to pass Pardot data to our Adobe DTM account in a way that will allow the data be connected down the road. I’m no analytics engineer, sorry I can’t be more specific.

Like I said we’ve solved the problem using the querystring parameter. But we’d like to avoid having users manually alter the shortcode after it’s been generated.

We are currently about to deploy so we are going to push what’s tested and stable.

We’ll get your new version in the next deployment though.

Thanks for addressing the issue.

James

Robert,

Sorry, I should have been more complete in my explanation.

The error shows on activation. The admin pages returns an empty page except for the error.

It’s not just a plugin conflict because I’ve disable all the other plugins and I still get the error.

The behavior of the front end changes depending on whether other plugins are activated. If no other plugins are activated then the front end behaves as expected. When I activate the other plugins, I get a blank page on the front end.

So there may be a plugin conflict at work but it’s not the only issue.

It’s difficult to isolate which of the other plugins is the problem because access to the admin is not available.

I hope that helps.

Thanks for the follow up.

James

Robert,

Thanks for your quick response.

I’m afraid that did not solve the problem. The Sandbox checkbox was not set in the admin area. We were running with default values.

The value of wsal-dev-options is an empty string.

James