eSauti

by Hachther LLC

Description

eSauti adds eSauti tracking (mtc.js) in your header or footer and provides an optional noscript pixel fallback. It also supports a consent-gated mode where tracking starts only after calling window.esauti_start_tracking().

It can also forward selected Gravity Forms events to eSauti inbound events (/v1/inbound/event) using an HMAC SHA-256 signature generated from your Inbound Secret Key.

Shortcodes included:
– [esauti type="form" id="1"]
– [esauti type="focus" id="1"]
– [esauti type="content" slot="homepage_hero"]Fallback[/esauti]
– [esauti type="video" gate-time="15" form-id="1" src="https://example.com/video.mp4"]
– [esauti type="tags" values="tag1,tag2,-oldTag"]

Installation

Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/esauti/ or install as a zip from the WordPress admin.
Activate eSauti from the Plugins screen.
Go to Settings -> eSauti.
Set your eSauti Base URL and save.
Click Test Connection to verify mtc.js is reachable.
(Optional) Enable Forward Gravity Forms events to eSauti and set your Inbound Secret Key.

Faq

How do I enable consent-gated tracking?

Set Consent Mode to “Consent-gated” in Settings. Then call this in your consent callback:
window.esauti_start_tracking({ consent: true });

How do I verify tracking is active?

Open your site and check the page source for mtc.js.
In consent mode, call window.esauti_start_tracking() in browser console and verify requests are sent.
If enabled, verify a mtracking.gif request appears for noscript fallback scenarios.

Which Gravity Forms events are forwarded?

Successful form submission (gform_after_submission)
Validation failures (gform_validation when invalid)
Spam detections (gform_entry_is_spam when flagged)

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Changelog

1.0.0

Initial release with settings page, connection tester, tracking injector, consent gating, and shortcode suite.