Adding head info to paypal registration form

August 24, 2011

Charly Dwyer

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Hi Charly, I’m using WishList to sell a membership style product using a paypal button. I would like to split test the sales page with google website optimizer, but to do that I need to add the google analytics code to the registration page directly. wishlist gives me the ability to make changes to the individual registration pages of the products themselves, but the default registration page (the one I have associated with my paypal button) doesn’t seem to be editable. Can you help me add my google code to the default registration page?

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Charly Leetham says:

August 28, 2011 at 6:27 am

Hi JR,

The registration page you’re referring to,doesn’t exist, so adding the script directly on the page isn’t possible. However, WLM have provided a number of actions and filters that we can snag.

The answer is a little long – so I’ve posted a response at The WP Warrior (http://thewpwarrior.com/996/adding-code-to-the-wishlist-member-registration-page/login) that explains how to use the wishlistmember_registration_page filter provided with WLM to achieve what you’re looking for.

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