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Mazedul, thank you!

Rumejan, thank you – does this go in functions.php? Or does yoast_seo_json_remove.php get placed somewhere? I appreciate it!

Yes, thank you @jmeyer2485 – much obliged!

@s4kashi I see that you switched over to Yoast SEO, and are using their Sitemap function. How is that working for you?

There may be some additional tips on this resource doc, which covers the “Submitted URL” issue people encounter in the new-ish Google Search Console.

Hi Anto – This still doesn’t make sense to me. I have created Events such as “GA Goal 2: Request More Info”, with a Page Visit trigger. This matches up with the AdWords goals I’ve created. So when someone hits (for instance) /thank-you/, where is the Pixel Caffeine event being recorded? It’s not pushing to Google Analytics, nor Facebook from everything I can tell. Thanks, Tyler

Following

I appreciate the fix from vaakash. Note that the code update to shortcoder.php only seems to work on shortcodes in pages and posts, and NOT on shortcodes within widgets.

So pages/posts will now work with the colon, i.e. [sc:foo1], but widgets need the alternate structure, i.e. [sc name=”foo1″].

same here, WP 4.0.1 and YA 5.1.3.
https://digipulse.com/

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Why is this plugin including the following line of code regarding forceSSL, which I can’t turn off, and which is not included in Google Analytics default code to install? This site is not on an SSL.

__gaTracker(‘set’, ‘forceSSL’, true);

This “feature” is not mentioned ANYWHERE in the changelog – no mention of “SSL” or “secure” at all.

Hi Tim – yep that makes perfect sense. Was hoping to avoid the # coding, agreed. Identifying the confirmation URL isn’t an option in the WP plugin, but I’ll see if I can get in the code with the developer. Thanks much for the thoughts. – Tyler

Hi mc_nate –

I wanted to follow-up on tim_lb’s post with a slight variation. So Tim was looking for this, as am I:

This could either be in the form of a Google Analytics ‘event’ or a ‘virtual pageview’.

I have a client that has an inline MC sign-up box that is in the header of the site, using MailChimp 1.2.13. They don’t want a user to leave the page they are on. On signup, this page refreshes, appending the following hashtag to the URL: #mc_signup

Can you share an easy way to track these signups as Events or virtual pageviews without a fair amount of heavy coding?

I had trouble with this plugin – I ended up implementing Custom Post Types from scratch. These were helpful:
https://justintadlock.com/archives/2010/04/29/custom-post-types-in-wordpress
https://www.designjuices.co.uk/2010/06/tutorial-wordpress-custom-post-types/

This link is working fine – give it another try.
https://labs.dagensskiva.com/

I had the same error, and the same fix worked. Would be a nice bug fix for the next version. thanks, dgcal.