For example, there are 2 users:
User #1 - registered user
User #2 - registered user AND moderator
I need to track User #1 and I don't want User #2 to be tracked.
If I'll add tracking for anonymous and registered users, both User #1 and User #2 will be tracked.
How to exclude User #2?
There are two kinds of normal users on my site: anonymous and registered. And also there is a limited set of admins, editors, moderators - all of them are registered users too. They couldn't be excluded now.
Comments
Comment #1
hass commentedRTFM
Comment #2
Ares_ekb commentedFor example, there are 2 users:
User #1 - registered user
User #2 - registered user AND moderator
I need to track User #1 and I don't want User #2 to be tracked.
If I'll add tracking for anonymous and registered users, both User #1 and User #2 will be tracked.
How to exclude User #2?
There are two kinds of normal users on my site: anonymous and registered. And also there is a limited set of admins, editors, moderators - all of them are registered users too. They couldn't be excluded now.
Comment #3
hass commentedAgain - RTFM. There is custom PHP code example how this can be archived.
Comment #4
Ares_ekb commentedThanks! I've found TFM )
But I think it would be much easier to add a second user role list "Remove tracking for specific roles" to the configuration page...