davedg629

I just tried pasting in the embed code that YouTube provides into the block editor. When I did this, it automatically created an “Embed URL” block and now the embed is working on the front end.

Still doesn’t solve the issue with the YouTube Embed block. Hoping to find an answer to that as I think it has something to do with the Twenty Twenty theme.

Updating the Yoast Plugin fixed this issue for me. If you have a caching plugin installed, make sure you clear your caches after updating.

Thank you!

@ip2location – Yes, I’m using the “Match by URL” rule, because a page doesn’t exist for the URL that I’d like to match. I could create a page just for this purpose, but I’d rather not create unnecessary pages.

It’d be nice to have a “Ignore Query Parameters when matching URL” setting for each redirect.

Thanks!

I checked the debug log and the case I described above is logged as “Not a match” (don’t remember the specific wording).

Ok, that is the clarification I needed. As long as the “processing” state will prevent emails from being sent to the customer, I’m good. Thank you!

@cartflows – Okay, that seems like not an ideal configuration for most shops as the order status does not change to “completed” until the order is fulfilled. Order fulfillment takes 24 hours for many shops and during that time the customer would continue to get cart abandoned emails.

Do I have the above correct, or am I misunderstanding?

Is it true that customers are only marked as “recovered” once their order status is changed to “completed”?

Thank you!

This link is super helpful, thank you so much!

@duracelltomi – Thanks so much. Looking forward to the next version.

The one thing I’ve struggled with this plugin is figuring out the full scope of variables that is available in the data layer. What is the easiest way to see what’s available on any given page?

@duracelltomi – Thanks for the reply!

After I posted that, I realized that I don’t necessarily need to send a hashed email as Pinterest will hash the email upon receipt. Any guidance on how I can access the customer’s email address via GTM using GTM4WP?

I ended up installed Pinterest directly on the site instead of via GTM, but I’d like to switch back to GTM if I can figure this out.

Turned out to be related to some custom javascript code in my theme.

Thanks Kevin! The latest update did the trick. And thanks for sharing the premium support link.

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It’s blocking the entire directory where my site files live. So basically any requests need to authenticate.

Anyone, pretty sure I jumped the gun on the htaccess issue. It actually seems to be an issue with the change in server environment. Sorry!

Awesome plugin btw!