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Timestamp:
01/22/2019 03:57:35 PM (7 years ago)
Author:
REWordPressPlugin
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MIT license and bump tested up to 5.0.3

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reachlocal-convertcontacts/trunk
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  • reachlocal-convertcontacts/trunk/LICENSE.txt

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  • reachlocal-convertcontacts/trunk/README.txt

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    33Tags: ConvertContacts, Lead Conversion, Call Tracking, Form Capture, Form Tracking, Email Capture, Email Tracking, Phone Tracking, Phone Numbers, Call Tracker, Conversion Tracking
    44Requires at least: 2.7
    5 Tested up to: 4.7.2
    6 Stable tag: 1.3.1
    7 License: GPLv2 or later
    8 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
     5Tested up to: 5.0.3
     6Stable tag: 1.4.0
     7License: MIT license
     8License URI: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
    99
    1010ConvertContacts offers lead & call tracking, lead notifications & nurturing, ROI reports, analytics & insights, and mobile app & alerts.
    … …  
    1212== Description ==
    1313
    14 ConvertContacts provides a simple WordPress plugin, enabling you to capture leads, understand your sources of leads, respond to and manage those leads.  The ConvertContacts Wordpress extension adds the tracking software on all the pages of your website.
     14ConvertContacts provides a simple WordPress plugin, enabling you to capture leads, understand your sources of leads, respond to and manage those leads.  The ConvertContacts WordPress extension adds the tracking software on all the pages of your website.
    1515
    1616About ConvertContacts
    … …  
    2626
    2727
    28 == API Interaction provided by mms.js from the CDN ==
     28== API Interaction provided by capture_configs js from the CDN ==
    2929
    30 1. mms.js loads the customer’s configuration data from ConvertContacts
     301. The capture_configs js loads the customer’s configuration data from ConvertContacts
    31312. Sends analytics data back to ConvertContacts for performance metrics.
    32323. Sends visit & referrer attribution back to ConvertContacts for analytics
    … …  
    4141
    4242== Changelog ==
    43 = 1.3.0 =
     43= 1.4.0 =
    4444* Offical Release
    45 

  • reachlocal-convertcontacts/trunk/convertcontacts-tracking-plugin-settings.php

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    55
    66function convertcontacts_add_admin_menu() {
    7   add_menu_page('ConvertContacts Tracking Code', 'ConvertContacts Tracking Code', 'administrator', __FILE__, 'convertcontacts_options_page');
     7  add_menu_page('ReachLocal Tracking Code', 'ConvertContacts Tracking Code', 'administrator', __FILE__, 'convertcontacts_options_page');
    88}
    99
    1010function convertcontacts_settings_init() {
    11   register_setting('convertcontacts_settings', 'convertcontacts_tracking_code_id', 'convertcontacts_validate_tracking_code_id');
     11  register_setting('convertcontacts_settings', 'convertcontacts_tracking_code_id', 'validate_tracking_code_id');
    1212
    1313  add_settings_section(
    1414    'convertcontacts_tracking_code_section',
    15     __('ConvertContacts Tracking Code', 'wordpress'),
     15    __('ReachLocal Tracking Code', 'wordpress'),
    1616    'convertcontacts_settings_section_callback',
    1717    'convertcontacts_settings'
    … …  
    5959}
    6060
    61 function convertcontacts_validate_tracking_code_id($guid) {
     61function validate_tracking_code_id($guid) {
    6262  if (empty($guid) || preg_match('/^[A-Z0-9]{8}(-[A-Z0-9]{4}){3}-[A-Z0-9]{12}$/i', $guid)) {
    6363    return $guid;

  • reachlocal-convertcontacts/trunk/convertcontacts-tracking-plugin.php

    r1715364 r2016989  
    55 * Plugin URI:        https://github.com/reachlocal/convert_contacts_wordpress_plugin
    66 * Description:       Enables the ConvertContacts Tracking Code on all your site pages.
    7  * Version:           1.3.1
    8  * Author:            ConvertContacts
     7 * Version:           1.4.0
     8 * Author:            ReachLocal, Inc. and ConvertContacts
    99 * Author URI:        http://www.reachlocal.com/
    10  * License:           GPLv2 or later
    11  * License URI:       http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt
     10 * License:           MIT license
     11 * License URI:       https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
    1212 */
     13
     14define('DEFAULT_CODE', '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000');
    1315
    1416if (!defined('WPINC')) {
    … …  
    1618}
    1719
    18 function convertcontacts_async_scripts($url){
    19   if ( strpos( $url, '#convertcontacts_async') === false )
    20       return $url;
    21   else
    22     return str_replace( '#convertcontacts_async', '', $url )."' async='async";
     20/**
     21 * Async load script
     22 */
     23function  convertcontacts_async_scripts($url)
     24{
     25    if ( strpos( $url, '#asyncload') === false )
     26        return $url;
     27    else if ( is_admin() )
     28        return str_replace( '#asyncload', '', $url );
     29    else
     30  return str_replace( '#asyncload', '', $url )."' async='async";
    2331}
    24 
    2532add_filter( 'clean_url', 'convertcontacts_async_scripts', 11, 1 );
    2633
    27 
    2834function convertcontacts_tracking_plugin() {
    29   $default_code = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000';
    3035  $convertcontacts_tracking_id = get_option('convertcontacts_tracking_code_id' );
    31   if (strlen($convertcontacts_tracking_id) == strlen( $default_code ) && $convertcontacts_tracking_id != $default_code ) {
    32     $output = '<script type="text/javascript">var rl_siteid = "' .  $convertcontacts_tracking_id . '";</script>';
    33     echo $output;
    34     wp_enqueue_script( 'convertcontacts_tracking_script', "//cdn.rlets.com/capture_static/mms/mms.js");
     36  if (strlen($convertcontacts_tracking_id) == strlen(constant('DEFAULT_CODE')) && $convertcontacts_tracking_id != DEFAULT_CODE) {
     37    wp_enqueue_script( 'convertcontacts_tracking_script', reachedge_code_snippet_src($convertcontacts_tracking_id));
    3538  }
    3639}
    … …  
    4144  add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'convertcontacts_tracking_plugin', 5);
    4245}
     46
     47/**
     48 * Convert site_id from 'fc62c28f-3f38-4812-85c3-b3fe1329dba8' to '555/6e6/569/cfc4c23ac7e7ab663b58748.js';
     49 * Return '//cdn.rlets.com/capture_configs/fc6/2c2/8f3/f38481285c3b3fe1329dba8.js#asyncload'
     50 */
     51function reachedge_code_snippet_src($reachlocal_tracking_id) {
     52  $site_id = array();
     53  array_push($site_id, (substr($reachlocal_tracking_id, 0, 8)));
     54  array_push($site_id, (substr($reachlocal_tracking_id, 9, 4)));
     55  array_push($site_id, (substr($reachlocal_tracking_id, 14, 4)));
     56  array_push($site_id, (substr($reachlocal_tracking_id, 19, 4)));
     57  array_push($site_id, (substr($reachlocal_tracking_id, 24, 12)));
     58  $flattened_site_id = implode("",$site_id);
     59  $snippet_src = array();
     60  array_push($snippet_src, '//cdn.rlets.com/capture_configs/');
     61  array_push($snippet_src, (substr($flattened_site_id, 0, 3)));
     62  array_push($snippet_src, '/');
     63  array_push($snippet_src, (substr($flattened_site_id, 3, 3)));
     64  array_push($snippet_src, '/');
     65  array_push($snippet_src, (substr($flattened_site_id, 6, 3)));
     66  array_push($snippet_src, '/');
     67  array_push($snippet_src, (substr($flattened_site_id, 9, 23)));
     68  array_push($snippet_src, '.js#asyncload');
     69  return implode('', $snippet_src);
     70}
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