Glenn Mulleners
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] server error when saving the pageWhat happens when you use the default WordPress theme (TwentyTwelve) and do not insert the action hook into it?
So:- Activate the default theme
- Activate my Google Content Experiments plugin
- Create or edit a WordPress page
- Tick the box to activate the experiment on that page
- Insert the Google Experiment code into the box
- Save the page
Do you still get an internal server error in this case?
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Scripting bugGreat to hear Dustin and thank you for the rating and review! ??
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Scripting bugPlease check if the experiment code is exactly the same as the one Google gives you. I’m not sure, but it looks like you pasted some code when there was still a part of other experiment code in the textbox.
The experiment is only visible on the original page and not the variant, so that is normal.
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] server error when saving the pageAn internal server error can be caused by several things.
Please see this article on WPBeginner to see if any of the solutions solves your problem.The most important things are:
- Checking the .htaccess file
- Increasing the php memory limit
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] server error when saving the pageWhich file exactly, what theme are you using? Do you get the internal server error on the website itself or on the WP Dashboard?
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Multi-site supportI did not specifically build this plugin for multi-site, but I’ve just tested it on a multi-site setup and did not encounter any problems.
I’ve tried activating the plugin as a blog admin, as well as network admin.If you try it on a multi-site setup, I’d love to hear if it works for you as well. In case it should not work, I might be able to improve the plugin.
Thanks for your input so far and thank you for the great review ??
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] server error when saving the pageDoes saving the page work when the plugin is disabled? To which file did you add the code?
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Code will not ValidateGlad I could help.
If you found this plugin useful, there are several things you can do:
– Rate the plugin
– Vote that the plugin works (with the WordPress version you’re currently using).
– Write a review for the plugin
– A combination of the steps aboveI would be most grateful for your contribution!
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In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Code will not ValidateThat is the wrong file.
You need to edit header files in the root of OptimizePress directory.
I don’t know which files you have exactly, but you might need to edit for example:wp-content/themes/OptimizePress/header.php
wp-content/themes/OptimizePress/header-myheader.php
wp-content/themes/OptimizePress/header-blogheader.phpForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Can't validate codeNo problem Dustin, I’m glad I could help ??
If you found this plugin useful, I’d appreciate if you would help other people.
There are several things you can do:
– Rate the plugin
– Vote that the plugin works (with the WordPress version you’re currently using).
– Write a review for the plugin
– A combination of the steps aboveI would be most grateful for your contribution!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Code will not ValidateCould you please tell me what you exactly edited?
You need to insert
<?php do_action( 'wpe_gce_head' ); ?>right after the opening<head>tag. I believe OptimizePress has more than one header file, so you might need to edit multiple files.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Can't validate codePlease have a look at the theme files again. I think you inserted
<?php do_action( 'wpe_gce_head' ); ?>after the closing</head>tag instead of right after<head>.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Can't put code on pageThen unfortunately I don’t know what’s causing the problem ??
The theme should normally be not of any influence on the admin part of WordPress.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Can't put code on pageSo the problem is that you can’t insert the code when editing/creating the page. When you check the box, the textarea to enter the experiment code is not appearing.
I think this issue has to do with Javascript. Please make sure that you’ve enabled JavaScript. You can use this website to check whether JavaScript is enabled and to find instructions on how to enable/disable JavaScript on each webbrowser.
Enabling JavaScript should do the trick I guess…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Content Experiments] Can't put code on pageThat’s weird. If you set a static page as the frontpage the experiment code should be included on that page.
Just to make sure:
- You included the
<?php do_action( 'wpe_gce_head' ); ?>code right after the<head>tag of the theme you’re currently using? - You set the front page of the website to a static page?
- The experiment code and checkbox are actually saved when saving the page?