• When I use this plugin in the current version of WP it totally destroyed my sites. Even when I clear the cache and deactivate the plugin, my sites do not appear. Its all totally f—d up. Thanks. Now I loose all this ad time on FB trying to repair the damage. I should be charging you. I would have happily paid for something that does not cost me thousands of dollars in lost revenue.

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  • brandgineering,

    Sorry for the trouble. Can you please let me know how exactly your sites were “destroyed” by using this plugin? It’s functionality is very simple: after you’ve pasted a conversion pixel into a certain page’s FCP metabox, that block of javascript code will be output between the <head> and </head> tags on the front end of your website each time a user visits that page. If you deactivate the plugin, the metabox is no longer rendered in the WordPress admin, and nothing is output on the front end of your site, either; your site would be essentially unaffected at that point.

    I would just caution you to please make sure you’ve pasted in the conversion pixel code exactly. If you mistakenly missed even a single character when copying and pasting it, you would cause the plugin to output invalid javascript on the front end of your site, which could potentially result in a blank white screen.

    Please watch the video on the main plugin page and follow it exactly, and make sure you’re pasting carefully as described above, and you should be all set. Or if you’d rather use another plugin, check out Tracking Code Manager.

    Thanks for your interest in using this plugin.

    Thread Starter brandgineering

    (@brandgineering)

    We are using Divi by Elegant Themes to layout pages and the page just went blank except for the header.

    All of our lead pages use embedded MP4 videos stored on our server. Turns out that the videos were the problem.

    When I used Divi’s video embed function the page would go blank. I embedded the video using a text section on the page and it solved the problem. It still took one of our staff about 4 hours to figure it out, because this did not happen in a older version of WordPress on another server. Turns out that older version of WP also limited Divi from using the video embed module. That is what lead us down the path to figure it out.

    Okay, cool! Glad you got the issue resolved. Since this plugin wasn’t the problem, would you mind changing your one-star rating to a 5-star one? I would appreciate it.

    Thanks,
    Kellen

    Thread Starter brandgineering

    (@brandgineering)

    Make no mistake, the plug-in was the problem…when I used an MP4 on the page and the plugin was used, my pages would not display…I just had to find a work-around.

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