WP Full Picture lets you track data associated with posts, pages, custom post types, users and taxonomy terms.
Some of this data is pre-configured, like “page title”, “page id”, author name”, etc. however some must can be custom. This article explains how to track both of them.
Important information before you begin
WP Full Picture lets you track unserialized, non-array data like strings, numbers and booleans (true / false). The data also needs to be accessible directly via get_post_meta() function without the need to further process it or do any calculations to reach the final value.
In other words, if the data is a string, number or a boolean then WP Full Picture can track it.
Step 1. Use Setup Helper to find IDs of the data you want to track
Every piece of data can be accessed by its key / ID. You need to know them, in order to track anything.
To find IDs of metadata use Setup Helper. Simply, follow instructions you find on the linked page.
Step 2. Register metadata IDs
Once you know the keys of the data you want to track:
- go to the settings of a tracking tool
- Find settings “Track metadata of posts, users and taxonomy terms”
3. Click “Add/edit metadata” button
4. Enter the keys in the form
5. Save settings
6. Find the metadata that you registered in the dropdown and fill in the rest of the fields
