This page lists the most common problems you can encounter in WP Full Picture and ways of solving them. Read it first Some caching plugins heavily modify JavaScript files used by WP Full Picture, which causes issues. If you experience problems with WP FP, but none of the solutions below fix it, please deactivate your…
In the settings pages of most modules for integrating tracking tools, you will find a special switch called “Force load”. When you enable it, the tracking script of your tracking tool will load for all visitors – even for robots, logged in administrators, excluded users, locations and people that didn’t agree to cookies. Enabling it…
You can install any licence (even a single one) on any number of dev/staging sites you want. TLDs that are considered as dev or staging: Subdomains that are considered as dev or staging: Additionally, if your domain is localhost (with any port), it will also be treated as a localhost domain.
WP Full Picture automatically clears cache of: If your website uses a different caching solution you need to make sure to clear the cache yourself after saving the data. Known issues WP Full Picture does not play well with solutions combining and minifying Javascript files, like Autoptimize. Please turn of joining files is you experience…
WP Full Picture’s comes with its own debug mode, which you can use to find issues in your setup. You can enable the debug mode, go to “General Settings” page > “Other” section. After you do this, you will be able to: How to view data of tracked actions in the browser’s console Preparation How…
