Hi,
I reached out through one of your contact forms and was told to post here. Our company is in the process of building a simpler way to embed Click & Pledge forms within the WordPress block editor, also known as Gutenberg. We're using the sample embed code below to build out the system:
<script class="CnP_formloader" src="https://resources.connect.clickandpl...67342888242758" data-guid="9de102ty-75be-4c2c-a8pe-cc3dd7b43a44"></script>
<div id="CnP_inlineform"></div>
We're curious what the purpose of the query string is after "iframe-1.0.0.min.js?" that reads "636967342888242758". Is that a random string for cache busting that we can replace with any other string, or is it connected directly to one specific form? At this point we've replaced it with a timestamp, which does appear to be working.
Thanks a lot for taking a look. Happy New Year!
Jonathan
I reached out through one of your contact forms and was told to post here. Our company is in the process of building a simpler way to embed Click & Pledge forms within the WordPress block editor, also known as Gutenberg. We're using the sample embed code below to build out the system:
<script class="CnP_formloader" src="https://resources.connect.clickandpl...67342888242758" data-guid="9de102ty-75be-4c2c-a8pe-cc3dd7b43a44"></script>
<div id="CnP_inlineform"></div>
We're curious what the purpose of the query string is after "iframe-1.0.0.min.js?" that reads "636967342888242758". Is that a random string for cache busting that we can replace with any other string, or is it connected directly to one specific form? At this point we've replaced it with a timestamp, which does appear to be working.
Thanks a lot for taking a look. Happy New Year!
Jonathan
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