Add your Meta Pixel (old Facebook Pixel) with Conversion API events, Google Analytics (GA4) with Consent Mode support, and ANY script (Head & Footer).
Manage your Meta Pixel (Facebook Pixel), implement Facebook Conversion API, or add your Google Analytics 4 (GA4) with a single plugin. Add ANY other script (Head & Footer feature). The Pinterest Tag can be implemented via paid add-on.
PixelYourSite’s Automatic Events will track important actions and send them to all your configured pixels (searches, form submit, comments, downloads). Use these events to understand your visitors’ behaviour inside Google Analytics, or to create audiences and conversions for Meta (Facebook), or Google.
You can fire your own events with zero coding.
Google Consent Mode V2 support: check this dedicated page for more details
NEW: Google Tag Manager Server-Side Tagging BETA support: more details here
WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads are fully supported, with Facebook Dynamic Ads pixel setup and Google Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce.
We have a YouTube channel called PixelYourSite where we explain a lot of stuff about the plugin, Meta API, Google Analytics, Google Ads, TikTok and so on. Check this one about a Meta Events Manager option that can RUIN your conversion tracking:
IMPORTANT:: Facebook Pixel Conversion API: Learn how to enable and test Conversion API events
Learn how to verify your domain on Facebook
Learn how to track key actions with Automated Events
NEW: Track and store traffic source, landing page, and UTMs for WooCommerce orders: click to find more
NEW: Track and store traffic source, landing page and UTMs for Easy Digital Downloads orders: click to find more
TRACK EVERYTHING WITH A SINGLE PLUGIN:
The Meta Pixel (Facebook Pixel): one click install
Facebook Conversion API: add a token and we send all events using CAPI
Google Consent Mode V2
Google Analytics 4: for details, watch this video
ANY script: add any other script with our flexible Head & Footer option
The Pinterest Tag: via paid add-on
Google Ads (formerly AdWords) pro feature
Microsoft (BING) UET tag paid add-on
Learn how to track both UA and GA4 properties at the same time (paid feature): watch video
Learn how to fire multiple Facebook Pixels with CAPI support (paid feature): watch video
FANTASTIC WOOCOMMERCE INTEGRATION:
Meta Pixel (Facebook Pixel): every e-commerce related event is fired automatically. Conversion value is tracked for each event. All the events are
Dynamic Product Ads ready (content_ids and content_type parameters always present).
Facebook Conversion API: every e-commerce event is sent using CAPI.
Google Analytics: Enhanced Ecommerce implementation.
GA4: Monetisation data.
Head & Footer scripts: you can insert scripts on the WooCommerce “order-received” page.
Pinterest e-commerce events with paid add-on.
TikTok e-commerce events with the paid version of the plugin.
EASY DIGITAL DOWNLOADS INTEGRATION:
The EDD integration works just like the WooCommerce integration, with full Dynamic Product Ads Facebook Pixel Support, Google Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce, and Pinterest Tag e-commerce events.
TRACK KEY ACTIONS WITH AUTOMATED EVENTS:
The AUTOMATED EVENTS capture important actions like form submit, comments, downloads, page scroll, and time on page. Use them to measure your users’ behaviour inside Google Analytics, or to create custom audiences and conversions on Meta (Facebook), and Google Analytics.
FIRE YOUR OWN EVENTS:
You can easily configure your own events and send them to all or just some of the networks (Facebook, Google, Pinterest).
You can fire standard or custom events using triggers like:
URL contains.
URL equals.
Delay event: fire after X seconds.
CONSENT, GDPR, CCPA SUPPORT:
PixelYourSite is fully integrated with ConsentMagic.com
And it works with some of the most popular “cookie consent” plugins.
Additionally we offer filters that developers can use to create their own custom integrations. These filters can control the way each pixel works.
Google Consent Mode V2 support.
FACEBOOK FOR WOOCOMMERCE INTEGRATION:
You can use Facebook for WooCommerce plugin along with PixelYourSite. This will let you benefit from all our advanced pixel features and still have a Facebook page shop.
When Facebook for WooCommerce is detected, the plugin will offer you the option to use their ID logic for all the WooCommerce specific events. This will ensure product matching between your site and their Product Catalog.
More details in this dedicated article
OTHER USEFUL FEATURES:
Facebook Manual Advanced Matching.
Google Analytics cross-domain measurement.
Disable noscript.
Track key actions with the automatic events.
EVEN MORE FEATURES WITH THE PRO VERSION:
PixelYourSite Pro is used by thousands of businesses already and will offer you some extraordinary features.
Full PixelYourSite Professional and CartFlows integration: watch video for details
TikTok Tag support with PixelYourSite Professional.
EVEN MORE AUTOMATED EVENTS:
You can capture clicks on internal or external links, embedded video views, clicks on phone numbers or emails, user signups, logins, clicks on AdSense ads.
EVEN MORE EVENTS’ TRIGGERS:
On top of the free triggers (URL equals and URL contains), the pro version will let you fire more complex events:
Clicks on CSS Selector: you can target virtually any clicks, like buttons, images etc.
Mouse over CSS Selector
Page Scroll: you can fire an event when any or a particular page is scrolled down to a percent.
EVEN MORE FACEBOOK EVENTS PARAMETERS:
The pro version will track a vast amount of data for each event, like the traffic source, UTMs, your visitor’s browser’s time (hour, day, month).
These parameters can be used for Custom Audiences or Custom Conversions
EVEN MORE GOOGLE ANALYTICS FEATURES:
More triggers for Google Events.
On top of the free version data, the pro version will track a number of useful Custom Dimensions.
Browser’s hour, day, and month. They are useful if you sell globally and what to know at what time your visitors take a particular action (their time, not your server’s or Google Analytics time).
Dynamic Remarketing vertical custom dimensions (Retail or Custom vertical). Useful if you want to configure dynamic remarketing via your Analytics account.
EVEN MORE HEAD & FOOTER OPTIONS:
The pro version Head & Footer lets you use dynamic values: [id], [title], [categories], [email], [first_name], [last_name].
For WooCommerce you’ll have some additional dynamic values: [order_number], [order_subtotal], [order_total], [currency].
EVEN MORE WOOCOMMERCE FEATURES:
Identify your most valuable customers with our Advanced Marketing Events. Useful to create Facebook Lookalikes or Google Similar Audiences.
CSV Export for Facebook Custom Audiences with Lifetime Value. Useful for Facebook LTV Lookalikes.
Super flexible events value configuration (include/exclude tax and shipping, use full price or a price percent for each event).
Track the Lifetime Value for your customers as Purchase event parameter.
Lots of extra parameters for the Facebook Purchase event. Useful to create advanced Custom Audiences.
Fire the Purchase event on transaction only.
Track WooCommerce affiliate buttons clicks.
Track WooCommerce PayPal Standard clicks.
For more info on how the pro version can help you with your Facebook Pixel, visit this WooCommerce – Facebook Pixel page
GOOGLE ADS TAG (FORMER ADWORDS):
The Pro version will implement the Google Ads Tag with Dynamic Retargeting support for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads.
Each Global event will be sent to Google Ads too, and you can configure Google Ads conversions.
Add conversion label to any WooCommerce or EDD event.
Enhanced Conversions.
NOT ENOUGH? GET MORE WITH THE SUPER PACK:
With the Super Pack you get 5 extra add-ons:
Multiple pixels: add multiple Facebook pixels, Google Analytics, or Google Ads tags
Remove a pixel from a particular page
Dynamic parameters for events
WooCommerce custom “thank you pages”
AMP support
The super pack comes as a free bonus with our Advanced and Agency licenses.
DON’T MISS:
Documentation: learn how to use PixelYourSite free plugin. Click here for the HELP articles
OR…
OR…
wp-content/plugins
directory.wp_edit
folder to this directory location.Add your Facebook pixel ID, Google Analytics ID, or Pinterest ID.
You don’t have to copy/paste all the Facebook pixel code, but just the pixel ID. You can find it in your Ads Manager, under the Pixels link.
You just need your Google Analytics Tracking ID, not the full code.
You simply need your Pinterest Tag ID.
You can exclude user roles from tracking (like Admin), so they won’t affect your stats.
You can allow other user roles to use the plugin.
The Global Events are fired automatically, tracking important actions and data.
The GeneralEvent is fired on every page, tracking important data about your content.
The Search event tracks searches. WooCommerce searches are Dynamic Ads ready.
The Form event is fired when a form is submitted.
The Comment event tracks comments.
The Downloads event tracks downloads. You can configure the file types.
You can fire your own events with NO coding.
Events have flexible triggers and can be sent to Facebook, Google Analytics, or Pinterest.
WooCommerce comes with Facebook Dynamic Ads events, Google Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce, and Pinterest e-commerce configuration.
You can track value for each WooCommerce events, plus other useful parameters.
The AddToCart event can be fired on cart buttons, cart page, or checkout page.
Easy Digital Downloads integrations comes with Facebook Dynamic Ads events, Google Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce, and Pinterest e-commerce setup.
Test your Facebook pixel with Pixel Helper Chrome extension.
Test your Google Analytics code with Google Tag Assistant Chrome extension.
Test your Pinterest tag with the Pinterest Tag Helper Chrome extension.
With the Head & Footer option you an add ANY script. There’s an option to insert scripts on the WooCommerce order-received page .
You’ll have an option to insert scripts on any pages or posts.
We maintain an up-to-date FAQ page on our site: Click Here for the FAQ Page
No, you just have to enter your pixel ID in the dedicated field. The plugin will do the rest for you.
You can find it here:
https://www.facebook.com/ads/manager/pixel/facebook_pixel
Absolutely yes! Actually, the plugin will super-optimize your site for Custom Audiences and Custom Conversions.
You will be able to create the classical ones based on URLs, but also Custom Combinations, like people who visited posts from category XYZ, or tagged with tag ABC in the last 30 days.
Use the PRO version, and you’ll be able to do crazy things, like targeting people that came from Google and visited products under category “blue widget”, or clients who bought products of at least $100, using the discount coupon “promo”.
Yes, they will, you won’t lose anything.
Yes, it does. The plugin adds all the necessary events, like ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout, and Purchase. This way you can easily track conversions and conversion value.
No, you don’t, the plugin will take care of everything for you.
Yes, it works in the same way it does with WooCommerce.
Yes, all the WooCommerce and EDD pixel events are Dynamic Ads ready.
Of course, you can fire any type of event (standard or custom).
There are several triggers you can use:
*URL includes (supports delay)
*URL equals (supports delay)
*Click on HTML link (pro)
*Click on CSS Selector (pro)
*Mouse over CSS Selector (pro)
*Page scroll (pro)
We have an article about how to create Custom Reports: How to optimize your Facebook Ads Reports for events tracking
No, you just need to copy/paste your Google Analytics UA id.
You can find it right inside your Google Analytics account, under Property Settings.
For more information on how to get your UA id, follow this link
Yes, Google Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce data is tracked automatically for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads.
Yes, you can add any type of scripts you want.
Yes, you can.
You can configure scripts for all devices, just for mobile, or just for desktop.
Yes, you can hide the global scripts on any page you want.
Yes, you can add or hide scripts on the WooCommerce’s order-received page.
Yes, if you want to implement the Pinterest tag you’ll need our free Pinterest add-on.
You can get it from here
You can find your Pinterest tag ID inside your Pinterest account.
For more information go to our help page
Yes, you can fire your own Pinterest tags events effortless.
There are several triggers you can use:
*URL includes (supports delay)
*URL equals (supports delay)
*Click on HTML link (pro)
*Click on CSS Selector (pro)
*Mouse over CSS Selector (pro)
*Page scroll (pro)
No, absolutely not!
The plugin will fire all the Pinterest e-commerce events automatically.
The plugin itself is really fast. However, you have to remember that the pixel has to communicate with Facebook, Google, or Pinterest to send all the data, and this will add a little load on your site.
Will this impact on your visitors? No, because all the requests are asynchronous, meaning that the browser will continue to load and your users will not see any delay whatsoever.
There are a few you should consider:
*Any plugin or solution that implements the same pixel or tag. Having the same tracking pixel added twice can cause problems.
*We had a problem with Mamaya, a retargeting service.
*It won’t work with LeadPages or any similar system because those pages are generated outside WordPress.
*Some clients reported problems with Thrive landing pages. This happens because Thrive removes other plugins JS files.
There’s a strange solution: it appears that if you have the Yoast plugin installed the problem will go away.
*Upsell plugins can cause problems with purchase tracking. If they add an intermediary page after the transaction, we have a filter their developer can use to call our default Purchase event
Yes, there are, and we will explain them here:
*We offer you the possibility to voluntarily subscribe to our newsletter and get valuable tips. We manage our newsletter using ActiveCampaing. When you subscribe, we will call our server that intermediates the API connection, and then the data is sent to ActiveCampaign. The information that is passed: the name you provide and the email. If you check the “I use WooCommerce” checkbox, we will add this information as a tag, to give you better tips in the future.
*Add-on updates: the plugin works with free or paid add-ons (for Pinterest, Bing, etc) that we provide and host on our server. When you install such an add-on, we will do checks for updates. If you have a valid license for the add-on, we will automatically download the latest version of the add-on from our servers. The core plugin (PixelYourSite itself) updates are provided using WordPress own servers.
*When you install a pixel or a tag (like the Facebook Pixel or Google Analytics), the script will call for their specific files. These scripts are hosted on their servers (Facebook’s servers, Google’s servers).
*If you install scripts using our Head & Footer option, these scripts may load files from third-party servers. You can check this using your browser’s Console.
NO, absolutely not! We don’t track any type of data about your website. We simply implement the pixel/tag code.
July 15, 2024
Fixing possible error, Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_price() on bool
Fixing possible error, database error The SELECT would examine more than MAX_JOIN_SIZE rows
Fixing possible error, PHP Warning: Undefined array key “HTTP_USER_AGENT”
Declaring WooCommerce 9.1 compatibility.
July 9, 2024
Unified event ID logic that can help with Google Tag Manager server-side integration when browser and APIs are used.
Fixing possible issues with WPRocket.
Fixing a possible issue with Fluent Form events.
Declaring compatibility for the current WooCommerce version.
Other small code improvements.
The GA4 server container URL option is OFF by default.
Code improvements.
New video links.
WooCommerce 9.0 support declared.
Improving the way the plugin works when caches or multiple caches are used. Fixing possible issues with event IDs, and API events.
Fixing a possible issue with WooCommerce ViewContent value.
Fixing a possible issue with the GA4 server container URL.
Fixing other small bugs and warnings.
New options for the Google Analytics tags related to GTM server containers. This is still in beta.
New ON/OFF Ajax option for API events. It allows you to disable Ajax for static API events if there are problems when loading the page (such as updating the WooCommerce cart).
Fixing a possible problem with API events triggered by crawlers, or other non-visitor-related activities. This resulted in a very large number or API events compared to browser events.
The crawler filter for API events is always turned ON.
Improving the way we track and generate fbp. This can lead in time to better conversion tracking.
New video links and small UI changes.
Fix for a possible error when no Meta pixel ID was configured.
WooCommerce 8.9 compatibility declared.
Video updated on the plugin’s Description page.
Google Analytics server container Url: you can send GA4 data to a GTM server side container.
Notifications will be closed for all users, not just the one clicking on the hide option.
Fixing various warnings and small bugs( PHP Warning: Undefined array key)
Improvements in how we track Meta Conversion API fbc parameters.
Changes regarding ConsentMagic cache option.
WooCommerce 8.7 compatibility.
Google Consent Mode is activated by default. You can change this on the Google Tags Settings page. The plugin sends Google events with consent parameters values as “granted”. It’s recommended you have a consent plugin that manages users’ consent. Our own solution is called ConsentMagic.
New option to disable PHP session use. If you have problems with PHP sessions, turn this OFF.
Fixing various bugs and code improvements.
Automated events parameters for Google tags were updated to match the data sent to the other type of tags. These parameters can be used to create custom dimensions.
Fixing a possible issue on WooCommerce order confirmation pages for non-existing order IDs.
Fixing a possible issue related to importing Google custom events configured with the free plugin when the pro version is installed.
Video links updated.
Fix for an issue with Google Analytics missing the default PageView event fired by the tag.
Additional changes to the Real Cookie Banner related code to avoid some possible issues.
Google Consent Mode V2 option that will configure the Google Analytics tag with consent granted. Recommended for websites that use a consent plugin that blocks/unblocks the tags based on users’ preferences, or websites that don’t need to block Google tags (non EU traffic).
Google Consent Mode V2 support via dedicated filters. Recommended for consent plugin developers.
Google Consent Mode V2 full integration with the ConsentMagic plugin. [Details here)[https://www.pixelyoursite.com/google-consent-mode-v2-wordpress]
New video links (new features, or updated videos).
New option: disable noscript.
Fixing various bugs and code improvements.
Fixing a possible issue related to external ID option.
Fixing small bugs and code improvements.
Ensuring that a notification about Ajax and consent integrations can be closed.
Fixing a possible issue with events external IDs.
Text updates and small UI changes.
WooCommerce compatibility check.
Support for WooCommerce custom fees for the Purchase event value. Now the fees will be included in the value.
Fix for a possible issue with external IDs when coaches are used.
Improvements related to how we handle excluded IPs.
Improvements related to how we handle Elementor custom thank you pages for WooCommerce.
Declaring compatibility with WooCommerce 8.1.
New view_cart event for WooCommerce sent to GA4.
Fix for a possible warning related to header being set.
Small changes to ensure full compatibility with WooCommerce HPOS.
Expanding the pys_gdpr_ajax_enabled filter to control the cookie-related filters
Fixing possible Error message: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function.
Fixing possible Warning: Cannot modify header information …plugins/pixelyoursite/includes/class-events-manager.php on line 573.
Video link updates to include a video about ChatGPT and PixelYourSite.
Declaring compatibility with WordPress 6.3.
Declaring compatibility with WooCommerce 8.0.
Fixing a bug that could result in a warning regarding “Cannot modify header information”.
Fixing a few small code issues that could result in warnings.
Ensuring compatibility with the recent versions of Pinterest and Bing paid add-ons.
Video link updates.
Declaring compatibility with WooCommerce 7.9.
External ID support for Meta browser and API events.
Fix for an issue with Contact Form 7 forms within Elementor popups where the form was not correctly tracked.
Code changes required by the Pinterest add-on for API support.
New consent filters that can control the plugin’s cookies, explained on the plugin’s Consent page.
Fixing a possible issue with non-script tags and consent filters.
Fixing a possible issue resulting in traffic source, landing page and UTMs not being tracked as events parameters, or stored for WooCommerce orders.
WooCommerce 7.8.0 compatibility check.
= PixelYourSite 9.3.8=
New options related to WooCommerce variable products and Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
Support for multiple WooCommerce categories tracking with Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
Fixing some issues related to Head and Footer scripts.
Fixing a possible issue with the WooCommerce purchase event resulting in the event being fired on the wrong pay page.
Meta SDK update.
= PixelYourSite 9.3.7=
Support for Elementor Pro WooCommerce custom thank you pages ensuring the purchase event is fired.
Additional checks for user role permissions for the Head and Footer option. Only roles with unfiltered_html permission will be able to use it. That’s admin for single WordPress or super admin for multisite. These permissions can be controlled with dedicated plugins.
Fix for a possible issue with Easy Digital Downloads add-to-cart events, where the events were not fired in some instances.
Fix for a potential problem related to CompleteRegistration events not respecting settings.
UI and text changes to reflect paid version new features related to Google Measurement Protocol.
= PixelYourSite 9.3.6=
Notification for users that don’t have the Meta CAPI token.
Small code changes to ensure compatibility with ConsentMagic.
Fixing a potential problem with traffic data stored for WooCommerce orders.
Small UI changes.
= PixelYourSite 9.3.5=
WooCommerce 7.5 compatibility check.
Fixing a possible conflict with Oxygen Builder.
Fixing a possible bug with sites using themes that are missing some default scripts, resulting in tags not being fired.
Fixing various deprecation warnings.
Fix for Fatal error: Access level to PixelYourSite\FormEventForminator::__construct
The Form automatic event will fire when forms are successfully submitted for the following plugins: Contact Form 7, Forminator, WP Forms, Formidable Pro, Ninja Forms, and Fluent Forms. For forms added by different means, we will fire the event when the submit button is clicked.
New option that allows to remove the plugin’s name from the browser’s console.
Changes to ensure compatibility with the recent changes from the ConsentMagic plugin.
WooCommerce 7.4 compatibility.
Fixing a bug related to missing custom parameters for Meta CAPI events configured on the plugin’s Events page.
Declaring WooCommerce 7.3 compatibility.
Important code improvements.
Fixing other bugs.
Ensuring compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
Meta Conversion API test code will auto-delete in 24 hours.
Changing the default method for WooCommerce AddToCart event in order to avoid a possible conflict with Elementor.
Improvements for how we handle licenses and updates for extra add-ons (the Pinterest add-on, the Bing add-on).
UI changes.
Fix for a possible conflict with Brick theme.
Fixing other bugs and code refactoring.
New: hide the plugin for known web crawlers. This can prevent certain Ajax AddToCart WooCommerce buttons to fire CAPI events because of crawlers.
New: hide the plugin for custom IP addresses.
Track WooCommerce’s extra data (traffic source, landing pages, UTMs) even when no tag is installed in the plugin.
Confirmation dialog when deleting events on the plugin’s Events page.
Google Consent Mode compatibility with ConsentMagic.
Fix for a problem with Meta AddToCart IDs for WooCommerce variable items when SKU is used.
Fix for a conflict with Bricksbuilder editor.
Some other small changes and code improvements.
WooCommerce 7.1 compatibility.
WordPress 6.1 compatibility.
Improvements on how the plugins tracks and sends fbp and fbc for Meta CAPI events. In time, this will lead to an improved EMQ score and overall better ads attribution.
New option to remove the post_category parameter, as required by some users.
UI changes to reflect new features in the PRO version of the plugin: Advanced user-data detection for forms.
Updates to our notifications. We now show a number of notifications with tips about the plugin and tracking in general. These notifications can be close individually. Each notification has a button that will turn OFF all notifications at once.
WooCommerce 7.0 compatibility.
New: track and store the traffic source, landing page, UTMs for WooCommerce orders. This helps you identify what generates your sales. Watch this video for more info
New: track and store the traffic source, landing page, UTMs for Easy Digital Downloads orders. This helps you identify what generates your sales. Watch this video for more info
Meta API update.
WooCommerce compatibility check.
Easy Digital Downloads 3.0 compatibility check.
Automated events are turned ON by default.
The legacy Signal event is removed.
Video links updated.
Code refactoring.
WATCH THIS VIDEO to find out more about this update. We are replacing the Signal event with individual automatic events tracking each action. These events are reported by Google Analytics 4 and can be used for audiences or conversions on Meta (Facebook), Google Analytics, Google Ads, and for audiences on Pinterest, Bing, or TikTok. This version still fires the old Signal event by default and you need to manually turn it OFF and enable the automatic events. Version 9.1 will completely remove the Signal event and enable the automatic events by default. If you have audiences or conversions based on the Signal events, replace them using the new events.
Bug fix: possible issue with Bing purchase event (for the Bing paid add-on users).
WooCommerce variable products speed improvement.
Code improvement to avoid a possible error for sites that don’t use WooCommerce.
New filter that lets developers get the Facebook CAPI event IDs.
Usage example:
add_filter(“pys_before_send_fb_server_event”,”pys_test”,10,3);
function pys_test($event,$pixelId,$eventId) {
error_log(“Send event for pixel $pixelId id = $eventId”);
return $event;
}
It is called before the event is sent to the FB server
3 parameters:
– the first one is the event object with all the data
– the second is the pixel id
– and the third is the event id, rendered it separately
You need to take into account that our events are mainly sent via Ajax after the page has loaded.
Video links update.
UI update to reflect new paid features (WooCommerce offline conversion export for Facebook, conversion ID prefix for WooCommerce and EDD).
Changes on how updates work for the Pinterest add-on.
WooCommerce 6.3 compatibility check.
Possible bug fixes (post or product editor conflict).
UI changes to reflect some paid features: WooCommerce split advanced purchase tracking for Facebook and Google Analytics.
UI changes to reflect some paid features: Easy Digital Downloads recurring trading for Facebook and Google Analytics.
Fixing some potential issues related to the Pinterest add-on.
Fixing other small code issues.
WooCommerce 6.2 compatibility check.
Terminology change, we are now using “The Meta Pixel” along with “The Facebook Pixel”.
Fix for a possible issue with WooCommerce variable products that have a large number of variations creating a loading page speed problem.
Video link updates.
WordPress 5.9 compatibility.
WooCommerce 6.1 compatibility.
Fix for a possible critical error related to older versions of the Pinterest add-on.
WooCommerce 6.0 compatibility check.
Code refactoring to ensure compatibility with our extra add-ons.
Code changes to ensure full compatibility with ConsentMagic.com.
Small UI changes to reflect TikTok Tag support with PixelYourSite Professional.
Video links updates.
Fixing a potential problem with Signal events fired for forms buttons.
Fixing a bug related to Dynamic Ads for Blog Setup.
WooCommerce 5.9 update.
Google Analytics property format auto detection: the plugin will automatically detect the old UA and the new GA4 properties, sending events in the correct format. The paid version will allow to run both type at the same time.
Facebook API update.
Various bug fixes and code improvements.
Improvements regarding how WooCommerce related events are fired.
Signal event removed for Pinterest tag. This change affects only users of our free Pinterest Tag add-on. The Signal event is no longer fired for Pinterest, because it was not easy to use it for audiences or conversions. If the default events fired by the plugin are not enough, consider adding your own Pinterest events on the plugin’s Events page.
WooCommerce 5.6 compatibility.
Small UI change: Notification about CartFlows integration.
New option to store logs for Facebook CAPI events.
Other code changes.
Facebook API update.
WooCommerce 5.4 compatibility.
Video links updates.
Fix for a potential error with ConsentMagic integration.
New option to remove the URL tags from the download_url parameter. It can help to avoid privacy warnings from Facebook.
New UI around enriched order data for emails and orders.
Better integration with ConsentMagic.
Other code improvements and small fixes.
New options to turn ON/OFF most global, WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads events parameters. Use it if Facebook shows privacy warnings related to some parameters. You have a video about it linked on the plugin’s main page.
WooCommerce 5.3 compatibility check.
Some other code improvements and small bug fixes.
Remove parameters from event_source-url. This is a mandatory parameter for Facebook Conversion API events. If the URL contains parameters that include personal data, it will trigger privacy working on Facebook. To avoid this problem we are now removing all URL parameters for this event. If you think you need them, you have toggle to add them back on the plugin’s main page.
Dynamic Ads for Blogs events are now OFF by default.
Fixes for various small bugs, PHP warnings, or potential errors.
Significant UI improvements.
New option to verify your domain on Facebook using a meta-tag. Watch this video for details
Fix for a potential issue: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_type() on bool
WordPress 5.7 compatibility.
WooCommerce 5.1 compatibility.
Facebook API 10 update. Some Pixel IDs were not sending Conversion API events with the old API version.
Support for the Real Cookie Banner plugin
Fixes for various issues related to the way the AddToCart fires and problems with some themes, third-party plugins, or custom code.
UI update to reflect some new PixelYourSite Professional features: landing_page parameter, save data to WooCommerce and EDD orders and user profiles.
Fix for a potential problem with AddToCart not being fired on single product pages.
Fix for a potential problem with the AddToCart fired twice on single product pages.
Fix for a potential problem with the mobile menu of the Porto theme.
Fix for a potential conflict between the Bing add-on and a product filter plugin.
Update for the Facebook CAPI help link inside the plugin.
Fix for a potential JS error.
Fix for an error that could lead to duplicated AddToCart events.
Tweaks to Facebook Conversion API that might help fix issues we noticed with some hostings.
FIX: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() …. wp-content/plugins/pixelyoursite/includes/functions-common.php on line 688
FIX: WooCommerce group products possible value issue.
FIX: Possible problem with Easy Digital Downloads add to cart.
FIX: some encoding problems with parameter values.
FIX: Greek language issue.
This is a major update. Please visit this page for more info about what’s new with V8.
New section showing how many active events you have.
A new set of common parameters added to all events from all installed tags. You can find a list of the common parameters on the plugin’s main page.
A new Signal event that replaces most Global Events. You can find its settings on the plugin’s main page.
We removed the GeneralEvent. If you have audiences or conversions based on it, you need to replace them. It’s a good idea to use the default Page View event instead.
All events fired automatically (Signal, Search, WooCommerce events, Easy Digital Download events) have a new ON/OFF button visible before you open the event’s settings.
We turned off some of the less popular WooCommerce and EDD events. You can turn them back on if you need to.
Update for Facebook API.
Update for some mandatory CAPI events parameters.
Fix: issue with Oxygen builder.
Fix: Uncaught Error: Class ‘PYS_PRO_GLOBAL
Other small code changes.
Google Analytics 4 support. For details, watch this video
Facebook API update. This will fix the problem some old pixel IDs had in sending CAPI events.
Country and ZIP added to WooCommerce Facebook CAPI events when possible.
Facebook CAPI Purchase event will send client information for non-logged-in clients too.
WordPress 5.6 compatibility.
WooCommerce 4.8 compatibility.
NEW: Facebook Conversion API works for all the pixel events.
Ajax option for the Facebook Pixel when Conversion API is enabled. This helps to avoid problems with caches. You can learn more about these problems from this video
ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout events related to WooCommerce have value turned ON by default. The reasons are explained in this video
Small change to the contents parameter for some Facebook Pixel events that had the potential to trigger a warning related to currency or value.
We removed the EventID parameter when Facebook Conversion API is not configured.
If you have Conversion API configured, we recommend to check if your cache plugin stores the EventID. Watch this video to learn more
NEW: Facebook Conversion API (former server-side events) works for all standard events automatically fired by the plugin. We will expand this feature to all events soon.
Facebook Conversion API update.
FIX: Possible issue with Easy Digital Download Purchase Event.
FIX: Possible issue with Cost of Goods values for variable products.
WooCommerce 4.4 compatibility check.
FIX: Facebook Pixel server-side events token field was missing for Easy Digital Downloads.
FIX: Possible error when Cost of Goods value was used for WooCommerce Facebook Pixel events.
WordPress 5.5 compatibility.
Small improvements related to “Facebook for WooCommerce” ID logic.
Small UI update to reflect a new option from the PRO version (Events by post_type).
WooCommerce 4.3 compatibility.
Fix for a potential issue where AddToCart value was NaN
Automatically deactivation of the free version when installing the pro plugin
Facebook server-side API update
Remove CompleteRegistration from code when the event is send server-side – hiding the profit
Code update to declare WooCommerce 4.2 compatibility
NEW: Facebook Pixel server-side events for WooCommerce. It works for the Purchase and CompleteRegistration event.
NEW: Fire the CompleteRegistration event for each WooCommerce transaction and configure it to use PROFIT as value. You can send this event server-side only (hide it from the browser). This is useful if you want to track both the TOTAL and the PROFIT generated by your ads. Requires WooCommerce Cost of Goods plugin by PixelYourSite
FIX: Potential issue related to the Pinterest Tag add-on and WooCommerce events. Some events were not fired if there was no Facebook Pixel installed. You need to update the Pinterest Tag add-on too.
Declare compatibility with WooCommerce 4.1
Small code update to declare WooCommerce 4.0 compatibility.
Fixes for some issues related to file paths. In some environments this was causing error on Elementor or WooCommerce admin pages.
A new option to use PROFIT as value for your Facebook Pixel WooCommerce events. It works with the WooCommerce Cost of Goods plugin by PixelYourSite
New features: Facebook Dynamic Ads events for blog posts. Simulate the DPA required events on normal blog posts. We will soon release a dedicated plugin that will help you import your blog content into a Facebook Product Catalog.
Google Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce: we removed the variation name from the product title and we added it as a separate parameter.
Google Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce: we fixed an error with variable products category.
Elementor: we fixed an error that was deleting Head & Footer scripts when a page was saved using Elementor.
UI updates to reflect new paid features: fire custom events once in X hours; Google Analytics list performance tracking.
Small code change to declare WooCommerce 3.9 compatibility.
Adding new options for WooCommerce and EDD events IDs: select between ID or SKU, use prefixes and postfixes, treat variable products like simple products. These features will work with the Pinterest add-on v2.0.8 (free), and the Bing add-on v1.0.2 (paid).
Fix for an old bug related to how On Page Events triggers work. In previous versions, final slashes were ignored for both “URL Match” and “URL Contains” conditions. This was fixed with this release.
Recommendation: if you have manually added events using the On-Page trigger, test them to make sure they work as expected.
Fix for a bug related to the Pinterest add-on. In previous versions, the WooCommerce Checkout and PageVisit events could not be turned ON/OFF.
Name change – we removed “Facebook” from the plugin title, as per Facebook’s request. The plugin will still offer great Facebook Pixel integration.
Banner update – we removed “Facebook” from our banners, as per Facebook’s request.
Security and code improvements
Compatibility with WooCommerce 3.7
New structure for the Form and Comment events. It will help you better identify what actions have fired the events.
Form Event for the Facebook Pixel and the Pinterest Tag:
Form event on Google Analytics:
Comment event on Google Analytics:
New Feature: Google Analytics cross-domain measurement. Tell Analytics to see sessions on two related sites (such as an ecommerce site and a separate shopping cart site) as a single session.
UI changes to reflect some new features our PRO version has (Google Optimize, add conversion label to WooCommerce and EDD Google Ads events).
Pinterest add-on missing license notice.
Remove the pixels when you edit something with Elementor.
Fix: Google Analytics purchase event was missing the transaction ID, blocking Enhanced Ecommerce tracking.
Fix: Head & Footer option was stripping backslashes from custom code on post or pages.
Fix for missing cookie dependency issue (GDPR integrations).
Adding developer Facebook ID in the pixel code (used internally by Facebook to identify partners activity).
Version 7.0.0 is a complete rewrite of the plugin, adding a lot more features.
New Google Analytics integration with Enhanced Ecommerce support for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads.
Pinterest Tag support via free add-on.
Add ANY other script with the new Head & Footer option. It supports global or per-page scripts. You have the possibility to add scripts on the WooCommerce order-received page.
The Global Events will automatically track important actions: searches, form submit, comments, downloads.
You can configure your own events using “URL match” or URL include triggers” and add a “delay event” in seconds.
Every event can be sent to Facebook, Google Analytics, or Pinterest.
You can enable Facebook Advanced Matching.
The Pinterest Tag supports Enhanced Matching.
Google Analytics supports Enhanced Link Attribution and Anonymize IP.
The WooCommerce integrations tracks remove from cart as an event and has support for Google Enhanced Ecommerce tracking.
You can now grant permissions to manage the plugin based on the user’s role.
We’ve extended our GDPR integrations with twom more “cookie consent” plugins.
We’ve added filters …