• Resolved Lab41

    (@lab41)


    I can never see a split test variation as I use WP Rocket (caching).

    Any ideas how to get it working?

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  • Plugin Author rocketelements

    (@rocketelements)

    The problem with the caching plugins is that they cache one variation of the split test and prevent the views to be counted. The point here is that the page html code is generated at server side and then cached. The way around this is to use javascript for this. Currently our development is blocked by the elementor team as we need a extension to let this work properly.

    Thread Starter Lab41

    (@lab41)

    Ah Ok – that makes sense. But surely they could cache both variations and you just show different html cached filese?

    1) Is there a way to exclude our IP from stats?
    2) Is there a way to reset stats? (Without redoing the tests?)

    Plugin Author rocketelements

    (@rocketelements)

    The problem here is that the cache tool itself will not pick the variations in relation of its percentage values and will not track the view.

    1) In the current version this is not possible. But we may write a shortcode for this if you want to.
    2) Yes you can do that if you are familiar with the database. You can use phpmyadmin or some other tool the delete the views / conversions. If you write us a mail we can give you some details.

    Plugin Author rocketelements

    (@rocketelements)

    If you folks are still intersted in split testing with cached pages please support our pull request:

    https://github.com/elementor/elementor/pull/6433

    Currently the development of this feature is blocked by the elementor team.

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