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August 17, 2020 at 1:54 pm

Hi Ruth,

<div pageID="100000057"></div> isn’t valid, there is no pageID attribute on a div tag which is likely why it’s being stripped out. If you add it to a standard WP page/post using the classic editor those values are also stripped out.

Currently, you would need to switch to ‘Text mode’ on the editor and then paste in that code but if you then switch back to visual mode at all, those values will be stripped out again.

Where exactly are you adding that div?

August 18, 2020 at 8:06 am

But the last line gets changed to just

when I switch from the Text tab to the Visual tab then back again…

That’s expected and happens because pageid isn’t a valid attribute on a div element.

Without custom code you will need to add the above snippet into text mode but as mentioned if you switch back to visual it will strip them out once again.

There are a couple of options to prevent that but both require custom code, you can either:

Hook into TinyMCE and add your own valid attribute of pageid to the div element

or

Hook into the event output and add the embed code via code rather than in the editor, for example, you could add a custom field with the key of ClickDimensions_pageid and then if that value is set on the event add all of the code mentioned above via a hook. If you have different form ID’s you can dynamically add those to the code when it’s output using the value of ClickDimensions_pageid.

August 18, 2020 at 11:14 am

Personally I’d likey use option 2 and if you are looking to do that there are various hooks you can use depending on the specific location you want to add the code.

For example AHEE_event_details_after_the_content, ‘fires’ right after the event description.