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Oh, I did not know that, thanks for the clarification!

Thank you for your answer! This really got me frustrated, because when I’m sending test events as a logged-in admin, the server and the browser events are both appearing in FB event testing.

Hi!

Thank you for the answer! I’m a bit confused then. If the user allows the FB pixel on a site, the events will be tracked via the browser, then why there is a need for CAPI tracking? And if the visitor disables JS tracking, then no browser and no server events will be sent, so we can’t track at all?

Hi @ironikus ! Thanks for the answer, now I know that it’s not default behaviour with this hook.

=(

Okay, thank you anyway!

Hi!

I see, yes, it is a bit strange.
Nevertheless, the snippet is working great, so my problem is solved! Thank you for your help!

Hi!

Thank you for the answer! The plugin in question uptades the user role with the ‘set_role’ method, so it not applies to this. I don’t think however that the plugin developers do not follow WordPress standards, because the plugin is the “AutomateWoo” plugin, which is managed by Automattic.

Working great, thanks again!

Thanks for the quick answer! I will try it out.

Same problem here, anyone with a solution yet?

Thanks in advance for trying to solve this, looking forward to it!
Thank you for the quick answer as well!

Thanks for the answer!
Well, that is often not a good solution. Eg. if I want an earlier question to come again on wrong answer =(

Thanks for the answer!

Thanks for the answer!

I want to use the iframe API for different purposes with javascript. So there is no way it will work in a post? =(