goferit

Tomi

The solution we came up with for our funnel was to target the checkout page by creating a data layer event on completion of the billing email form field and attaching it to an Ads Lead conversion. So we and Google AI can track, campaign and bid to prospects who (1) arrived at the checkout page, and (2) got as far as entering their email in the form according what is available under Ads Lead conversion criteria.

Let me add to this with a screenshot from the console:

https://snpy.in/wFZuY0

This is in the backend on the Feed Manager > Feed Manager screen after clicking “Regenerate”. We updated the feed and saved and it also froze on spinning loading icons, came back to this screen and it seemed it had saved because the timestamp under Update was correct.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by goferit. Reason: more detail

Thank you team. For future reference for WP Rocket users, the fix was to add “woo_coupon_box” to the Never Cache Cookies section.

The value is 1 hour. Should we try something else?
Thanks

Spoke too soon. On the product page in question the ‘gift icon’ loads first, then slides out and the pop up loads. Sometimes the popup flickers first before this sequence. This does not occur when ‘is_product()’ is used. And it does not appear to happen on other product pages. We have a one product site with some other products in the background not reachable through a shop, so that specific product page has extra functionality/ potential for conflicts than the other ‘plain’ product pages.

Target page: https://odornuke.com/product/urine-odor-remover-eliminator-tablet/

Confirmed working, cheers!

@ethanchoi Google now allows it to be hidden with the addition of links in the form flow. See official guidance here.

You are allowed to hide the badge as long as you include the reCAPTCHA branding visibly in the user flow.

Cannot work around following Google guidance as plugin loads after CSS. Please advise.

Bump, same here.

Looks like that fixed it, thanks!

And thanks for the kind words; I know what it’s like to be on the other side of a support ticket! ??

Done like dishes!

You’re the man, Frank!

Great, thanks! Ben and Tung got me all set up on this a couple of weeks ago.

Glad to see the updated documentation.

Thanks Tung!

Follow up question to this great thread:

If we have two pages, one for subscribe and one for unsubscribe, how can we use the functions.php code snippet to redirect to the “Subscribed!” page after the user clicks “Undo.” -?

Or, even better, if we run one page for both subscribing and unsubscribing, as in #6, @stevem, would you mind providing a code snippet showing how we do the “design here” part from the support article code snippet?

Weak on PHP.

Thxxx!

+1 for this.

Hi David,

Thanks, I just contacted my host and they said they do not have any functions disabled.

Not a complaint, just letting you know for bug fixes / dev purposes.