Split test pages with custom URLs

  • Resolved clickharder

    (@clickharder)


    7 years, 4 months ago

    I need to split test two pages, however, I need to add a custom parameters to the URL.

    For example.
    I am testing two pages in both English and Spanish

    English Page URL 1: example.com/test1
    English Page URL 2: example.com/test2

    Both of those pages exist and can be selected in the dropdown for the split test.

    What I also need is this:

    Spanish Page URL 1: example.com/test1?lang=es
    Spanish Page URL 2: example.com/test2?lang=es

    Since the page selector is a dropdown, there is no way for me to add the parameters to switch the language to Spanish by default.

    Any suggestions?

    If possible, I also need a short term work around if you can think of one because I need to get the Spanish test up as quickly as possible… Maybe a filter or something where I can add the parameters prior to it redirecting?

    Thanks, love the plugin. Still hoping to see time limits and winning conversion options in the future!

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  • Plugin Author rocketelements

    (@rocketelements)

    7 years, 4 months ago

    Hi clickharder,

    we had an email correspondence on this topic. For all others. There is a need to modify the plugins source code to get this working as there is no filter for that. If you are interested in this topic we will help under [email protected] to get a fitting solution.

    The requested features are on our roadmap. So stay tuned 🙂

    Thread Starter clickharder

    (@clickharder)

    7 years, 4 months ago

    I got it working. Thanks for the reply. For anyone else reading this wondering how. I edited the “SendHeadersEvent” file on the plugin.

            $transLang = '';
        if ( strpos( $path, '-lang-es' ) !== false ) {
            $transLang = '?lang=es';
        }
       
        foreach ($test->variations as $variation) {
            if ($variation->id == $targetVariation->id) {
                wp_redirect(get_permalink($variation->post_id) . $transLang , 302);
                exit;
            }
        }

    Obvious warnings apply. Changes will be overridden on plugin update, etc, etc.

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