EmilianoD85

I am not sure you understand what I am asking for. Has nothing to do with “utm_” parameters.

Anyway, i’ll need to find another cache plugin.

Thanks.

Yes – but this is not what i am asking for.

You are linking to an article about static/hardcoded Google Analytics parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content).

Like i stated in the first post, i am looking for a way to add SPECIFIC CUSTOM PARAMETERS to a ignore-list, as seen in the screenshot i linked to. To add (or remove for that matter) parameters like:

Google Ads: “gad_source“, “gclid“.
Facebook Ads: “fb_source“, “fbclid“.
Mailchimp: “mc_cid“, “mc_eid“.

Other known tracking parameters:
“ref”
“mc_cid”
“mc_eid”
“utm_expid”
“mtm_source”
“mtm_medium”
“mtm_campaign”
“mtm_keyword”
“mtm_content”
“mtm_cid”
“mtm_group”
“mtm_placement”

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by EmilianoD85.

Works now! Thanks so much. Had to put the js code in footer – don’t knwo why it didn’t work inside of the html/template.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by EmilianoD85.

Hmmm did not work for me.

This is my code:

<script>
cpcff_default = { 1 : {} };
cpcff_default[1]['fieldname3'] = '<?php echo get_post_meta(get_the_ID(),'pris',true); ?>';
</script>

I created a test form, with only 1 field (currency) = fieldname3.

And inserted the form via text shortcode (not php) = [CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id=”6″].

I see the form on the frontend, but the currency field is empty.

Something like this then – in prolongation of your example (my ACF name for price is “pris”):

<SCRIPT>
cpcff_default = { 1 : {} };
cpcff_default[1][ ‘fieldname1′ ] = <?php echo get_post_meta(get_the_ID(),’pris’,true); ?>;
</script>
<?php print do_shortcode(‘[CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id=”3″]’); ?>
</SCRIPT>

Anyway i found the place within the CSS, where it has been styled, and changed that to fit now. Thanks for inspiring me 🙂

Try again please. Is is there and active.

Here you see it:

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