Attention! In the video, you see information about the custom events in the browser console. This information is, however, not available by default. To see it, you need to enable the Debug Mode in the General Settings page > Other section.
Depending on how forms on your website work, they must be tracked differently. How to track forms that redirect you to a different page after submission To track these forms, you do not need to do any special setup. Your tracking tool will automatically track when the “success page” is displayed. Just find it in…
Attention! Do not use the methods described below with tracking tools installed by other plugins which use both, server-side tracking and JavaScript tracking. Did you know that all the tracking tools you use show you slightly incorrect information about your traffic sources? Up to 20% of your Direct traffic can actually be your “Referral” traffic…
WP Full Picture gives you an option to let non-admin users modify its settings. This way, you can provide your marketing team with access to what they need, without having to give them full access to your site. Depending on how many users you have on your site, you can do it in 1 of…
Video guide Text guide – if you prefer to read. You can integrate 3rd party tracking tools using “Custom Scripts” module. Scripts can be added to either a <head> or right before the closing </body> tag (see sections in the left menu). Each tab contains sections that allow you to add your custom scripts. Fields…
In WP Full Picture you can prevent tracking users in 2 ways: Let’s see how they differ. Excluding specific users Both, logged-in and logged-out users can be excluded from tracking with a special link provided on the “General Settings” page > “Tracking exclusion” section. Whoever clicks this link will no longer be tracked (now and…
