Soprano

Thanks for that @hchouhan . The code example was very helpful with GA3 to measure the performance of MC4WP on a per page level via the Goals functionality of G.A3 which now seems to have become event actions that are marked as ‘Conversions’ in GA4.

I’ve looked at some of the documentation of google analytics migration of events to GA4 but to an amateur like me it looks confusing how to follow a naming convention logic in naming each parameter associated with the MC4WP events.

From what I’ve seen with the other plugins, they guide you through creating Custom Definitions/Dimensions to track the Form Name/ID (see here) inside of Google Analytics admin settings which I’m not sure if MC4WP will also do.

I look forward to see the working code examples so I can base my own events on that.

Hello Harish,

I’m following up on this again. Google Analytics is warning me I have less than 22 days to migrate over the GA4 completely.

Other plugins I use like WP Advanced Ads, and OptinMonster, have already provided documentation on how to register their events as Conversions.

The code snippet for MC4WP doesn’t seem to allow me to register its events for conversions as it still uses the event format labeling of GA3 and not GA4.

Is there an update on how this is coming along? I really don’t want to lose the conversion data for all the mc4wp pro forms I’ve created and am tracking via G Analytics.

Thank you!

I found the setting that allows you to set the deletion of the coupons in the settings, sorry for the premature question.

Thank you @michaelbeil.

The ‘Identicon (Generated)’ default avatar comes close to this functionality from the Settings > Discussion page. The only issue I have with it though is that it seems to create connection requests to Gravatar.com (https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/35568d943ca9a4044662dff0a47d3bda?s=50&d=identicon&r=pg this URL has x2 requests) which kind of defeats the purpose of using this plugin to optimize load time performance by hosting local avatars.

One thing I’m trying to find, and I’m not sure if I just assumed this plugin would do, is to set an uploaded image as the Default Avatar.

If instead of using a Generated Identicon, I wanted to upload for example the logo of my business as the default avatar for users with no selected local avatar, how would I do this?

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Soprano.

Hey @pputzer . I wasn’t aware of the shortcode to upload avatars from the front end, that’s something that’ll help with the setup of this avatar for premium members.

At the moment my membership is setup via Woocommerce Subscriptions + Woocommerce Memberships but both are paid plugins.

It might be an idea for a paid version of this plugin if you ever consider one, to integrate with some of those premium plugins that allow image uploads but don’t have an option to map it as a local avatar. E.G; Woo Memberships, WPForms, etc..

Anyways thanks for the help, I think this shortcode implementation along with some snippet that can add it to one of the Woocommerce My Account tab pages will do the job for now :).

Thanks @pputzer . My customer user roles do have upload_files as a capability. And my Woocommerce Memebership has custom ‘Profile Fields’ I can use, one of them being the ability to allow members to upload files.

But I’m just not sure how I can allow users from the front end to upload local avatars to their profiles, as the customers/members don’t have any backend access (or the toolbar) to the wp-admin or wp-login pages where all the settings relating to this plugin can be found.

How would I map frontend uploaded files to be set as the default avatar for users who choose this option?

Thanks Dave, that’s a solution that passed my mind but then I saw that 80% of my customers are using mobile and I’m not entirely sure how well mobile handles zipped files and whether most people will have something installed to unzip them.

Wonderful, thanks for all the help! After migrating the plugin to the live site and enabling the pagination for the reviews my product pages are loading in under 0.5 second.

Thanks for the thoughtful response.

I see what you mean about the complexities involved in the threaded review responses, it’s good to know there might be an addon that focuses on this.

I’m currently doing a staging setup to test the plugin and it’s working pretty well. One thing I noticed was the Ajax spinning wheel took ages to load the paginated reviews page, but this might just be the staging environment from Kinsta.

I noticed it also only important 100 reviews each time I clicked the Import button but this may be by design. I manage to import them all by repeatedly clicking the import button until I got all 700 reviews.

One thing I’m wondering if there’s also a code snippet/hook for the ability to reposition the review form to the top of the Reviews tab section in the Woocommerce single product page rather than someone having to scroll past all the reviews to leave their own review. Is this possible? I know my WP Discuz has this ability for comments.

Also is it possible to disable the terms toggle from appearing in the form “This review is based on my own experience and is my genuine opinion.”?

Thank you for your helpful answer Gemini.

I’ve been playing around with the plugin and can appreciate a lot of the thought that went into it, how well it performs speed-wise and how much it can help improve the feedback and social proof of the shop.

One question I had relates to point 3 above. I noticed the response to a review becomes a new column for that review making it difficult to in the future revert back to Woocommerce reviews that follow the wp comments format. I’ve had bad experiences with other review plugins in the past so the open-source emphasis of this plugin is a big selling point for me.

Is there any plans of providing a way to export the Resposes to reviews as their own stand-alone entries in the database? Or maybe syncing the Site Review responses to the Woocommerce Reviews section similar to what Disqus does with comments? This would make it easier to revert back to Woo if necessary. For the site I want to use this plugin on, having to pass over 400 responses to each review manually and then reversing that (or more) in the future for any reason otherwise losing all the thoughtful reviews I’ve written over the years would be a bit of a challenge.

I can confirm this is happening on my live site also after updating to the security fix that my host (Kinsta) recommended after detecting the issue. I’ve had to disable the social warfare basic + pro plugins on 2 sites.

Terrific, love this plugin, thank you!

Thanks for the response.

The Next/Prev title and thumbnails are pulled from the category in which the post is located. It’s just a regular wordpress post type, no custom post types are used.

So the user is just visiting the normal post, and when they click one of the next/prev post images that are pulled from the same category, it takes the user to that post.

You can see a live demo at the bottom of the themes sample site blog post which is showing next/prev posts in the Breakfast category: https://foodiepro.com/block-editor-styling/

Hey,

I’m just following up and wondering if there’s any updates as to when the Yoast Video integration might be planned.

I purchased the license but it’s not very useful without that SEO optimization.

I’ve manage to make the button appear by using the JS method (option 2) instead of the onesignal_initialize_sdk filter (option 1).

However, when I visit a page that’s not the one conditionally set, i.e: if (is_page (‘2763’)) {, I can still see the SDK CDN URL in the bottom of the <body> section loading.

<script type='text/javascript' src='https://cdn.onesignal.com/sdks/OneSignalSDK.js?ver=5.9.3' async='async' id='remote_sdk-js'

Does this mean it’s still initializing onesignal everywhere (even though I’ve also toggled the ‘Disable Initializion’ setting in the plugin)?

And if so, how do I prevent this extra request on everypage, and just load it on the necessary page, to improve my core web vital scores?

Thank you