- srfm_core_loaded
- srfm_form_submit
- srfm_after_submission_process
- srfm_localize_conditional_logic_data
- srfm_form_css_variables
- srfm_page_break_header
- srfm_page_break_pagination
- srfm_page_break_btn
- srfm_register_additional_post_meta
- srfm_before_submission
- srfm_before_email_send
- srfm_after_email_send
- srfm_after_deleting_entry_files
- srfm_before_prepare_submission_data
- srfm_register_additional_blocks
- srfm_entry_render_field_custom_value
- srfm_entry_custom_value
- srfm_enable_redirect_activation
- sureforms_plugin_action_links
- srfm_quick_sidebar_allowed_blocks
- srfm_integrated_plugins
- srfm_suretriggers_integration_data_filter
- srfm_form_submit_response
- srfm_enable_gutenberg_post_types
- srfm_languages_directory
- srfm_form_template
- srfm_disable_nps_survey
sureforms_tracking_enabled
Description: The following filter disables tracking in the SureForms.
add_filter( 'sureforms_tracking_enabled', '__return_false', 12, 1 );
This line hooks into the sureforms_tracking_enabled
filter and forces it to always return false
, effectively turning off any usage tracking or telemetry features in SureForms.
__return_false
: A WordPress core function that returnsfalse
.12
: Priority of the filter (default is 10; here it’s slightly delayed to allow earlier filters to run first).1
: Number of arguments accepted by the filter callback.
Use Case:
Use this snippet if you want to opt out of data tracking for privacy or compliance reasons (such as GDPR or client preferences).
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