I am looking to place many Facebook like buttons on a page which i want they to allow me to post to facebook wall of the user who logins through them. Can some one point me on where to find this workflow for .NET. I wish the user clicks on a Like button log ins then with the access token post to wall the content. later if he clicks on other like button it will just post to wall: image test,...
Is this possible? whew can i find code example?
thanks in advance
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I am completely new to Google Tag Manager. I have gotten it installed on my site, and it is working to count the number of clicks on the register button.
However, what I really want to do is this:
A user lands on the page. I want to place a tracking cookie for the user, and then log the page view along with the tracking cookie ID.
The user then clicks the register button. I then want to track the click event along with the tracking cookie ID.
By including the tracking cookie information, I can then easily see that User A landing on the Page at 10:00, and then at 10:02 Clicked on the Register Button.
It gives a clear picture of what happened on the site. My goal is to drive people to the site through adwords, but I then need to see exactly what happened with these people and how long they were on the site.
Can I do this with GTM/Google Analytics? If so, how? If not, is there some other tool for this?
Take a look at the User Explorer report in Google Analytics.
I have one thing to make intelligent modal window with facebook like box. Intelligence is in not disturbing first time visitor and all visitors that has liked my FB page. Step by step logic is:
Check cookie, if visitor is here for first time, create cookie with visit time and do nothing.
If visitor returned to site after minimum 24 hours, check if logged in user has liked my FB page. If yes, do nothing.
If returned visitor does not liked my FB page in past, dim browser and display modal (popup) window with facebook like box.
If visitor close modal window without liking FB page, set cookie to do not disturb him anymore.
Sorry for my english. I'm dummy programmer, If you can help me to do this in PHP (for Wordpress as plugin), or if you thing that same plugin exist, please send me a link and I will buy this plugin.
Thank you.
I am creating a website that allows users to post a picture to their wall that is linked to an interactive version of that post (the wall post/picture is basically a screen capture of this interactive content) in a unique URL. I want to be able to gather profile data from any user that clicks the link in Facebook and interacts with the content.
Is there a way to do this?
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No, without user authorization you can´t get ANY data of users who click on a link on Facebook. Check out the Facebook docs for information about authorization/login: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/v2.2
My client would like to give each customer a password and once entered, this should then redirect them to a certain page. I.e. password 'cake' would go to a page about cakes, password 'cats' would go to a page about cats. Sounds simple enough, is there a plugin that you guys are aware of that would do it? Or is it possible straight from WP itself?
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Take a look at Peter's Login Redirect. I haven't used it myself, but it has good ratings, has been updated recently, and it sounds like it can redirect based on the login criteria entered.
On a side note, I can't wait to see this website that features cats and cakes!
Good luck.
I'm sure there are better solutions out there. I accomplished what you are looking for by using conditional fields and html in Gravity forms. To mimic a password, I removed the Gravity forms submit button, and I basically created my own submit button in the html field to redirect the visitor to my desired url. Using conditional fields, I hide the button until the user enters the exact passphrase.
This method also allowed me to create hide/show multiple buttons matching different passcodes. We give private clients different passcodes to redirect them to different pages and content.
I've searched for hours for that solution! Here You go #ajguk: http://thecodecave.com/plugins/smart-passworded-pages/ or http://wordpress.org/plugins/smart-passworded-pages/
The plugin is called "Smart passwor pages" (for those experts that can't reed what the link says). It is as close as it gets 4 me. The plugin is old, but it works. Instalation is simple. You just need to put shortcode [smartpwpages] on a page which gives You a login field and every childpage under page with shortcode (if passworded protected throug WP) will work exactly like you asked. You will need to enter into login field only a password and it will redirect user to a page that this password protects... Just need to make your passwords unique for every childpage.
Cheers!
I've searched high and low for an answer for this problem and need the help of experts.
The website I'm helping to oversee has a registration in a frame on their main website. When a user visits the site, they can choose which course to take and click on a "Register" link to be taken to the externally hosted form.
I was able to get the GA tags changed on the framed pages, so that step is done.
However, I realise that in order to properly cross-domain track with Google Analytics, I need to also add an onclick event to any links that bring users to those pages, such as the example below.
Link
However, the site I'm working with is in Wordpress, and when I view the link in there it looks like this:
[iab_event link="http://www.EXAMPLESITE.com/course/4105/register.asp" text="Register"]
And when you view the page source of the live site this link is translated to this:
Register
I tried adding the second onclick event to the one above, but that didn't work. Is there any way to add the onClick="pageTracker._link('http://www.EXAMPLESITE.com/course/4105/register.asp'); return false;" to this link without breaking it?
Thank you in advance for any advice given!
Try stacking them in the onclick event like this:
Register
It should run all of the commands as long as they're separated by semi-colons.