开发者 | strategicplugins |
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更新时间 | 2022年1月16日 04:54 |
PHP版本: | 5.6.40 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 5.8.2 |
版权: | Expat |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
When a user first visits your website, this plugin creates a unique session ID for that user and stores that session ID in the database. It also stores a cookie on the user's browser that contains this session ID. As a user browses your website, each page they load is logged in the database and compared against the targeting rules you define. If a match is found, your targeting rule fires for that user. If a user ends their session and comes back, the plugin reads their previous session ID from the saved cookie and associates that previous session ID with that user, allowing users to be tracked across sessions.
If you need to obtain consent before tracking users, you can obtain consent using a cookie bar plugin. You can configure Targeted User Actions to not track users before this consent is obtained, however the plugin also will not be able to execute any actions for a user until consent is obtained. Determine the name of the cookie your cookie consent plugin saves when a user gives consent, then enter that cookie name in the Required Cookie Name box under the Targeted User Actions plugin settings and ensure the Require that the following cookie be set before tracking users checkbox is selected. This will ensure that users are only tracked once they give consent to being tracked.
Ensure that you do not have any caching enabled that may interfere with the Targeted User Actions plugin. Aggressive caching may serve up the same content for multiple users, which is a problem if you have a rule you want to fire only for specific users.
For security reasons, only common HTML tags and attributes are allowed in the code shown in the modal. We have tried to allow the major common HTML tags and attributes, but if there is one that you require please contact us and we will consider adding it in a future release.