Issue with multiple query strings

Hi @stevejonesdev,

Thanks for reaching out. In my local environment, I just tried setting a block with REQUIRED QUERIES (ANY) set to discount=MyDiscount.

Then I added ?utm_source=My-UTM&utm_medium=referral&discount=MyDiscount to the URL of the test page and the block appeared as expected. Switching the string to read ?discount=MyDiscount&utm_source=My-UTM&utm_medium=referral also worked.

Is there anything else you can share about your environment. I am wondering if this might be a caching issues. 🤔

Thanks,
Nick

I am hoping that your WordPress team can add a “trigger javascript function” option that would allow users to enter a given javascript function into the URL text field. I can add that functionality in the CODE VIEW, but I believe adding this as an option in the LINK field would be a great tool. (If such an option already exists, how do I access it?)

@gabriel1957 is this related to Block Visibility, or general request?

It’s a general request. After asking it here, I was alerted to the option of requesting it elsewhere: https://core.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/61775 I’m sorry for the cross-posting.

No worries, just wanted to confirm. This might be worth opening an issue in the Gutenberg GitHub repository. If such functionality was ever implemented in Core, it would be first added to the Gutenberg plugin.

I’m going to close this out since I am not able to replicate and it’s been a couple weeks with no additional follow up. If anyone else runs into an issue, please feel free to comment here with additional testing steps, and I will investigate further.