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I’m sorry for the massively delayed response, WordPress did not notify me there was a post in the support forum.

I would need a link to site to be able to troubleshoot why it’s not showing up. If you can post that I will take a look and let you know!

Hello, Vilots. Really, there are only three reasons why the code won’t show up on that particular page.

1. The page template is not calling wp_footer. I don’t imagine this is the cause, but I did notice that you are using a different page template for the ones that are not working (properties) vs the ones that are (default template).

2. The wrong page is selected. I know this is a “did you check to see if it has gas” kind of a question, but the easiest way to mess up the AdWords inserter is to select the wrong page from the dropdown menu.

3. There is a plugin/script conflict. I am wondering if this is likely the cause. Since the issue is happening on the property pages, my assumption is that there is a problem with a conflicting or script that is activated on that page and not on the others that are working.

I am also having the same issue. When ZWoom is active, it assigns some inline styles that essentially hide the thumbnails.

Adding links instead of page names will make it less user friendly for the sake of making it easier for someone who has multiple pages with the same name.

A vast majority of our users are using only one version of each page.

Also, by definition, you’re example does not work. If you were running About in Italian and Russian, then your page name should be written in that language, not English.

2. We won’t be able to add posts to the list either. Again, this would cause a huge problem for most of our users, as they might have dozens or hundreds of posts and that would make scrolling down through the list to find what you’re looking for very cumbersome.

3. When you edit a page, you are on the back end of WordPress, you won’t see code to be inserted on the front end of the site.

Important Note:

None of what you’ve asked for here are support items, they’re customizations that you desire to be made to the plugin to fit what you’re looking for. I would recommend providing a downloaded copy of the plugin to a developer (through sites such as eLance) and ask them to make your desired modifications.

I don’t maintain any intellectual rights over the plugin itself, feel free to have it customized in any way you’d like!

The name of the conversion is the label you want to apply to your page. An example might be “Google Campaign #1”. This is for you internal use to label your conversions, not to be viewed on the front end of the site.

This is not a support request.

Hello, Yanifska. If you can send me an example I’d be happy to troubleshoot this further. From your example above, the reason &amp is not rendering properly is because it needs to read &, not &amp

Can you paste your code exactly as it appears in the Smart Inserter page settings? The Conversion Pixel from Google is supposed to be wrapped in a <noscript></noscript> tag, so it should not be appearing on script enabled browser.

TCAMILO – The issue with Non-standard implementation is a pretty common issue with the tag manager. A quick Google search of the topic shows that it’s a quite common issue to see when using tag manager.

Now, as far as the conversion not registering in AdWords, there are two general reasons this might happen. One, there were no conversions to record, or it was put on the wrong page.

If you were to use the reverse funnel in Google Analytics, you would be able to see if there were any actual conversions taking place that were not recorded. You can also load your confirmation page that holds the conversion code and view its source to see if you can see the conversion code there.

Can you give me an example page this is happening on? Do you have a full & or just &amp?

There are a number of tracking codes that use ampersands without breaking them, so let me know and we’ll take a closer look and figure out what’s going on together.

Hey, I didn’t get a notification of this message, I’m so sorry about the delay. Can you send me a link to the page that contains the conversion code? I did some research on this and it appears that it might be placing it incorrectly for some reason.

That’s the route I went. Thanks for your help on this, here is what worked.

if( stripos($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'], 'comments_popup') !== FALSE ) {
     add_filter('comment_post_redirect', 'reload_blog_index');
}
function reload_blog_index(){
echo  "<script type='text/javascript'>";
echo "window.close()";
echo "</script>";
}

Thanks! So when I use the comment popup script, comments_popup appears in the URL, and it doesn’t when you’re using the standard contact form on a single post page. So if I use a comments popup on the homepage, I should be able to target that string in the URL, right?

Vadim,
I’m actually not sure how I can make that work without it getting out of control for some people.

There tends to be far, far more posts on a site than pages, and this could make the dropdown menu very difficult to navigate in order to select the page you want the conversion code on.

My recommendation would be to move your content that you need to track to a page instead of a post.

So there are two areas in the plugin settings, one for Webmaster tools and Analytics, and the other is at the bottom of the page for using AdWords or Bing conversion codes. They work separately of each other, so if you want to just add the AdWords code at the bottom and mark save it, it will work by itself.