GamiPress – Button

April 10, 2024

GamiPress – Button Plugin

Add activity events based on button clicks generated by [gamipress_button]

GamiPress – Button let’s you add activity triggers filtered by button clicks adding new activity events on GamiPress!

Note: This add-on is designed to award users for button clicks, if you want to award them for link clicks, then you should check the GamiPress – Link add-on.

New Events

  • Click any button: When a user clicks on any button.
  • Click a button with a specific ID: When a user clicks on any button with a specific identifier (button id attribute).
  • Click a button with a specific Class: When a user clicks on any button with a specific class (button class attribute).
  • Get a click on any button: When the post/comment author gets clicks on any button.
  • Get a click on a button with a specific ID: When the post/comment author gets clicks on any button with a specific identifier (button id attribute).
  • Get a click on a button with a specific Class: When the post/comment author gets clicks on any button with a specific class (button class attribute).

Important: The unique buttons that trigger this activities are the buttons generated by [gamipress_button] shortcode.

Installation

From WordPress backend

  1. Navigate to Plugins -> Add new.
  2. Click the button “Upload Plugin” next to “Add plugins” title.
  3. Upload the downloaded zip file and activate it.

Direct upload

  1. Upload the downloaded zip file into your wp-content/plugins/ folder.
  2. Unzip the uploaded zip file.
  3. Navigate to Plugins menu on your WordPress admin area.
  4. Activate this plugin.

FAQ

Which attributes support [gamipress_button] shortcode?

[gamipress_button] shortcode supports:

  • label: The button label text.
  • type: The button type. Accepts ‘submit’, ‘button’ or ‘reset’
  • id: The button identifier.
  • class: The button CSS classes.
  • form: The button form attribute. If you don’t know exactly what is the purpose of this attribute leave it blank.
  • name: The button name attribute. If you don’t know exactly what is the purpose of this attribute leave it blank.
  • value: The button value attribute. If you don’t know exactly what is the purpose of this attribute leave it blank.
  • url: The URL to redirect the user after click the button.

Example: [gamipress_button type="submit" label="Click here!" id="my-button" class="awesome-buttons one-class other-class" url="https://gamipress.com/"]

How can I redirect a to another page on click the button?

[gamipress_button] shortcode has the attribute “url” that will redirect the user after click the button.

Example:

[gamipress_button label="GamiPress website" url="https://gamipress.com/"] 

Can this plugin buttons match my theme buttons style?

Yes, contact to your theme author to meet the CSS classes that your theme uses and add them to the “class” attribute.

Can this plugin buttons match my page builder buttons style? (Elementor, Divi, Breave Builder, etc)

Yes, contact to your page builder author to meet the CSS classes that page builder uses and add them to the “class” attribute.

Can this plugin work with custom elements?

Yes! GamiPress – Button is looking for elements with the class gamipress-button, you can make it work with a custom element using the following code:

<div id="{optional-id}" class="gamipress-button {optional-class} {optional-class-2}">Click Here!</div> 

If you set an id attribute, triggers limited by specific ID will be triggered too.
Also, if you define more classes to the class attribute, triggers limited by specific class will be triggered too.

Changelog

1.0.9

  • Improvements
  • Improved check for redirection URL.

1.0.8

  • Bug Fixes
  • Added security to shortcode.

1.0.7

  • Improvements
  • Ensure redirection happens after ajax request is finished.

1.0.6

  • Improvements
  • Added check to redirection URL.

1.0.5

  • New Features
  • Added the “url” attribute to the [gamipress_button] shortcode.
  • Added the “URL” option to the Button block and widget.
  • Improvements
  • Removed the onclick attribute/option due security.

1.0.4

  • Improvements
  • Added the label attribute on the shortcode generated on the requirements UI.

1.0.3

  • Bug Fixes
  • Fixed type on the awards engine check.

1.0.2

  • Bug Fixes
  • Fixed undefined text on the shortcode preview.

1.0.1

  • New Features
  • Added a shortcode section on the requirements UI to better guide about the shortcode required.
  • Improvements
  • Performance improvements by limiting the number of requirements to check to only those who match with the event parameters.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.

Details

  • Version: 1.0.9
  • Active installations: 1,000
  • WordPress Version: 4.4
  • Tested up to: 6.5.5

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