3 Practical Uses for URL Query String Parameters in WordPress

This tutorial will show you three very powerful and practical use cases for utilizing URL qery string parameters on your WordPress site.
You can use URL parameters to easily A/B test sections of content for marketing objectives, pass data around your site, and to pre-fill form data.
URL parameters are incredibly powerful and you'll see them used all over the place. Once you start to use query strings in your own projects, you'll discover tons of use cases for them.
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[@visualmodo]

Very good video content!

[@Permaslug]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thisweblabvideos]

These are pretty slick. Have to give them a test. As it seems here they do not add some extra blocks, just add the settings to the existing ones? Do they also work with the third party blocks like generate, or only the core ones?

[@Permaslug]

Correct, they work with nearly every type of block from Core or any block package. You'll love it!

[@attilanagym5734]

Hello Jonathan! A simple and fantastic solution. How do you handle the conditional display of custom fields when setting up Cache Plugin? For me it only works up to the first visitor. What method do you use to achieve the right loading speed?
Thanks!

[@Permaslug]

This isn't something I've had to deal with, personally. I use Perfmatters for performance optimizations and just let my hosting providers caching do the rest

[@rosmelciber]

THANKS YOU

[@TheAdminBar]

EPPIICC!!!

[@Permaslug]

I knew you'd be first ;)

[@badcatdesign]

NICE!!! Sooo much easier with WP and a plugin vs PHP http_build_query 🤯

[@Permaslug]

Definitely! Even easier than when I used to do this with a custom condition in Oxygen Builder

[@productivityportfolio8291]

You need to be careful that the URL parameters don't flow into your analytics program IF they contain personally identifiable information (PII). For example, if you also included your last name or zip code, you might have broken various TOS and GDPR.

[@Permaslug]

Good shout!