What’s new in Inbound Pro 1.8.3.2.4?
Latest Additions
Expanded statistics for Email Component
Since the release of our Inbound Anlaytics component we’ve had our eye on turning our email stat figures into expandable popups for greater insight. With the recent help of our asset developer Matt Bissett we’ve added this in for our Inbound Pro subscribers.
- When viewing the email listing screen you can see that our statistics are now expandable.
- Expanded statistics show a graph portrait of events over a course of time, as well as variation totals for each event.
- In scrolling down we can also see a stream of readers who are included in the event report. This particular report highlights the users who clicked links and which links they clicked.
- This same trend of expandable stats was applied to our email editing/reporting screen. This helps us discover additional information about our readers and campaigns.
- This this screen reveals the reason some of our emails were rejected. From here we a can access leads and remove them from our lists manually.
Revision support for Landing Pages
In order to enable revisions site wide please make sure this PHP constant is set to true inside your wp-config.php.
define( ‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, true );
I’ve personally had a little trouble getting them turned on over here at wpengine using the method below. I had to remember that revisions would only show after I began saving content. It should be noted that WPEngine says turning on revisions could mean a loss in performance. I’m going to keep them off for Inbound Now.
PHP7 compatibility for Inbound Automation
There was an issue where using a depreciated PHP function was causing automated emails not to send for those on a PHP7 server.
Disable Inbound Pro for Single Page – Debugging tool
It’s come to my attention that sometimes new plugin conflicts arise unexpectedly and Inbound Pro might need to be disabled on a specific page without having the entire platform turned off. For cases like these I’ve added a new debug tool in our top-admin-dropdown toolbar. Take a look:
WooCommerce 3.0 Compatibility
One of the assets we included was an older version of the select2 class that conflicted with WooCommerce 3.0’s newer version. We updated our Select2 assets to the latest version to prevent the conflict.