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Hey Hansj?rg,

Sure, no problem!

I would check if the caching plugin has some sort of JS minification feature and, if it does, try to find a way to exclude WPP’s JS file from being minified / bundled with the rest of your site’s scripts. This should fix the issue I mentioned earlier about WPP’s script being missing on some of your articles. You can tell if WPP is tracking the visits to your posts / pages by checking your browser’s developer console.

I would also set the cache to regenerate every 12 hours to make sure WPP can track your posts & pages correctly (here’s an article explaining why this is important by the team behind the WP Rocket caching plugin).

Hola Héctor

thanks. Just one more question: What exactly do I have to look for in the console to see, if an article is tracked by wpp?

Cheers
Hansj?rg

Ah, WPP writes to the console something like “WPP: OK. Execution time: X.XXXXXs”. If you see that, it means WPP was able to register the visit.

You may also see a response similar to “WPP: Opps!” with an additional text that changes according to the problem (invalid token, couldn’t write to the database, et cetera).

If you don’t see any of these messages, then WPP’s script couldn’t be executed for some reason.

If you look at articles listed here
https://www.der-bank-blog.de/schlagzeilen/top-meldungen-der-woche/
and here
https://www.der-bank-blog.de/schlagzeilen/top-meldungen-des-monats/
I cannot see the WPP OK in the console, but they are listed correctly.

Hol? Héctor

could you please have a look at These Posts?

Cheers
Hansj?rg

Hi Hansj?rg!

I did, and my answer is unfortunately pretty much the same as my previous ones:

I just checked all of the posts from https://www.der-bank-blog.de/die-studien-tage/ and none of them were tracked by WPP. Then, I checked some posts from randomly selected categories and the same thing happened. None of these posts had WPP’s script in it.

WPP writes to the console something like “WPP: OK. Execution time: X.XXXXXs”. If you see that, it means WPP was able to register the visit.

You may also see a response similar to “WPP: Opps!” with an additional text that changes according to the problem (invalid token, couldn’t write to the database, et cetera).

If you don’t see any of these messages, then WPP’s script couldn’t be executed for some reason.

Apparently, that’s still the case. Here are some screenshots from my developer console:

Were you able to look into this?

Hola Héctor

could you please have a look at my other site https://transformations-magazin.com/wollen-oder-muessen-die-digitalisierung-in-unternehmen/451/
if there WPP is working correct?

I cannot find the wpp in the console either, but there I am using a different Caching plugin

Thanks
Hansj?rg

Hi Héctor,

I’m the developer of Borlabs Cache. Nonces are a problem when it comes to caching, but I think I can provide a solution. Is there any way I can get in touch with you?

Hey guys,

could you please have a look at my other site https://transformations-magazin.com/wollen-oder-muessen-die-digitalisierung-in-unternehmen/451/
if there WPP is working correct?

Sure, no problem Hansj?rg. I’ll have a look as soon as I can.

Nonces are a problem when it comes to caching, but I think I can provide a solution. Is there any way I can get in touch with you?

Hi @benbornschein, nice to meet you and welcome aboard ??

You can use this form to get in touch with me.

@der-bank-blog in your other site, WPP was able to track my visit to that article successfully:

So it’s been over a week since I last heard from any of you guys. Ben never contacted me, either.

Any updates?

Hi Héctor,

sorry I’m very busy due the upcoming GDPR in europe. I will come back to you as soon as I have a solution within my caching plugin.

Hola Hèctor

I am depending on Ben’s Solution and therefore waiting too

Cheers
Hansj?rg

Alright, thanks for the update guys. Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help.

Hi Hector,

I’ve just mailed you, sorry to the delay.