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GamiPress – Link

By Ruben Garcia

Community & Social / User-Generated Content

GamiPress – Link Review - In-Depth Analysis

GamiPress - Link allows you to track link clicks as activity events. It integrates seamlessly with GamiPress to gamify user interactions.

Performance Overview

WPS Score

6.65/10

User Rating

5/5 (based on 2+ reviews)

Active Installations

800+

Update Frequency

Below Average It is calculated using the weighted average of same category plugins.

Security Score

5 / 10 (Medium Risk) It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.

What It Does

GamiPress - Link lets you add activity triggers filtered by link clicks, adding new activity events on GamiPress!

This add-on is designed to award users for link clicks. If you want to award them for button clicks, then you should check the GamiPress - Button add-on.

New events include tracking clicks on any link, specific URLs, specific IDs, and specific classes. You can also track clicks for post/comment authors on their links.

Important: The unique links that trigger these activities are the links generated by the [gamipress_link] shortcode.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free GamiPress – Link plugin.

Click

Gamification

Gamipress

Link

FAQ

[gamipress_link] shortcode supports:

href: The link URL.
label: The link label text.
id: The link identifier.
class: The link CSS classes.
target: The link target attribute.
title: The link title attribute.

Example: [gamipress_link href="https://gamipress.com" label="Click here!" id="my-link" class="awesome-links one-class other-class" target="_blank" title="Click here!"]

Yes! GamiPress – Link is looking for elements with the class gamipress-link, you can make it work with a custom element using the following code:

<div id="{optional-id}" class="gamipress-link {optional-class} {optional-class-2}">Click Here!</div>

If you set an id attribute, triggers limited by specific ID will be triggered too.
Also, if you define more classes to the class attribute, triggers limited by specific class will be triggered too.