By default, whenever there’s an event in the visitor’s browser that needs to be synched with our cloud (like “a visitor has seen this variant” or “a visitor has fulfilled that goal”), the event is sent to our cloud using an endpoint in: api.nelioabtesting.com
.
Some browsers using ad-blockers might block that request, and so we’ll never know the events a visitor triggered. This is really unfortunate, because the information we collect is completely anonymous (again: there’s a visit here, there’s a conversion there), and that’s it… but ad-blockers decided to block our endpoints anyway.
To overcome this limitation, our plugin makes has a special setting to “proxy” those requests. This way, the events that are triggered in the visitors browser, would not ping our endpoint URL (api.nelioabtesting.com
), but would instead ping your WordPress site (if you use the REST API method), which would then be responsible for synching the event back to our server, or a subdomain in your site that would forward the request to our servers (if you use domain forwarding).
So… what is your question precisely? I’m afraid I didn’t get it.