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Hi there,

Do you get any errors? There shouldn’t be a problem adding your code in the “Tracking Code” box in the theme options page.

Cheers!
Chris

Hi,

Sorry I read the first question wrong. I thought you were trying to insert some normal tracking code (site wide).

Unfortunately I don’t know how GA events work because I never worked with it. Does it handle the buttons via ids and classes?

If so I can guide you on how to change the button shortcode code a little bit in order to give each button an unique class or id.

Cheers!

Hey,

Here’s what you need to do:

Go to the theme’s options page > admin and edit the file named “shortcodes.php”.

Just before line 315, this:

'link' => '#',

add this:

'id' => '',

Now, just before line 325, this:

$variation = ($style) ? ' '.$style. '_gradient' : '';

add this:

$button_id = ( !empty($id) ) ? 'id="'.$id.'"' : '';

On line 340 replace this:

$out = '<a ' .$button_target. ' class="button_link' .$variation.$size.$align. '" href="' .$link. '" '.$nofollow.'><span>' .do_shortcode($content). '</span></a>';

with this:

$out = '<a '. $button_id .' ' .$button_target. ' class="button_link' .$variation.$size.$align. '" href="' .$link. '" '.$nofollow.'><span>' .do_shortcode($content). '</span></a>';

Save. Done.

Now, when you insert the shortcode, simply add the id attribute.

Example:

[button id=”#your-unique-id-here”]

Let me know how’s going.

Cheers!
Chris

Hi there,

The code looks ok at first sight. Is it not echoing the onclick variable on the button link? Or is it echoing it but it just doesn’t work?

Cheers!

How did you insert the shortcode into the page? Can you post an example?

Cheers!