The PDF export feature seems to be generated from the server-side, so I can't modify it (at least, not without extensive research and hacking into the depths of Google!). Using the browser ability to save the page as PDF would include all the artefacts... and no heatmap either (I would have to modify the CSS stylesheet for print). You next best alternative is to do a screen capture of the region of the page you want...

Thanks for your feedback Brian. Eventually there will be more information about each feature, and even demos. However, for now, I'm focused on delivery and I think most features are self-explanatory once the extension is installed. I have done a quick update to provide a little more info about each feature.

I just fixed the UA problem when Hide Me is completely disabled (not visible on the page). I strongly suspect this had a side effect on Refund/Revert because it does a GA Reporting API request to retrieve the transaction details. If the UA is incorrect, obviously, this part failed and the created measurement protocol request is then invalid.

Two things you could do:

- enable Hide Me so you can test again if Refund/Revert will make more sense

- I will release a new version shortly, so you can try again with the Hide Me feature disabled and let me know if it works (it did for me!)

I fixed this - and I suspect this might have had a side effect on the other bug you reported. When building the revert/refund request, it does a GA Reporting API request to retrieve the transaction details. If the UA wasn't right to do the request, all amounts were likely 0 or there was a JS error and building the refund/revert request failed.

I just tried activating the "Hide Me" (putting the slider off) and the Revert/Refund worked, but I think what you mean is actually disabling the feature, so in this case, Hide Me won't show up at all and indeed, I suspect the Revert/Refund won't work because it tries to take the UA value from there. I will fix that.

I just double checked that and I wasn't able to reproduce the problem. You can see a quick demo here: https://www.loom.com/share/db00c43fbc7c4ce5848b325c61f85a99

If the original transaction amount was 0, the refund will be 0 too... but I doubt that was your case.

Note the debug mode request is exactly the same as what's used when you are not in debug mode.

It might be hard for me to debug and confirm if it's really an issue or working as expected without actually seeing the real thing. If you want, you can email shamel@immeria.net with additional details (and if possible, grand me read access to your GA for a few minutes so I can check).

Good catch! I will fix that for the next release.

Yes, indeed, it will be visible the next time you refresh the whole page after installing Da Vinci. Also, if you change options, you need to refresh (I might be able to change that in a future release)