I have inserted the GTM4WP plugin to my Wordpress (& WooCommerce) website, but when I try to connect to Google Tag Manager (Preview mode), it does not work. Also, Tag Assistant plugin tells me that it is "blocked by client". According to DevTools plugin it is blocked as well, but the reason for me is unclear. See attached screenshots. How should I fix this issue?
I hace already installed a container and I don't have any ad blockers on. Also, opening it in incognito mode doesn't help. Thank you in advance!
gtm.js Network check in DevTools
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I want to implement the LinkedIn Autofill into my staging website to test the autofill feature into the website form.
I have created LinkedIn Insight tag and implement into my staging website and follow the instruction guide https://www.linkedin.com/help/lms/answer/a424393/linkedin-autofill-setup-guide?lang=en, the autofill button didn't show out.
In the LinkedIn Campaign Manager, Website Tracking page did show the Tag Domain implement successful with my staging domain listed there.
On my staging site, I use chrome inspection tools and the console show the following error message without any further details
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 ()
Any suggestion how to implement it?
#linkedin
Please try it in your production instead of staging.
We faced a similar error in our staging site where the Linked in Autofill button didn't show up and a 400 error code for https://www.linkedin.com/autofill/ in the console. The reason was the issues with whitelisting. Though the linked in representative confirmed that our staging site has been whitelisted, it still didn't work. They suggested us to take it to production and check. It was actually working in Production as expected. Please try it in your production instead of staging.
Adding the steps that we followed:
Add linked in Insight Tag to your website. Please follow the steps here
Add the autofill script to the html page where you want the button to be displayed. Note: If you are using a CMS, where this autofill plugin is being added to modules and re-used across your websites, make sure the script is added inside a proper html structure.
Html code snippet
Check if the Insight tag is working properly by opening the network tab and check for the insight tag link. Please refer the link
Whitelist your website domains by contacting the Linked In rep.
If you get a 400 error for https://www.linkedin.com/autofill/ in your staging site, try it in your production url after it has been whitelisted.
Without me being on the website, it suddenly shows the message: "The site is experiencing technical difficulties." I noticed this at the beginning of the month. Yet the Analytics account indicates it must have started at 31.05.
I am using Google Cloud Compute Engine, Wordpress "click to deploy platform" from "virtual machines".
Even reinstalling Snapshots from before this started does not bring me a working website again. It always shows the same error.
Please help me. Does anyone have any ideas? Or do I have to set up everything again from the beginning?
Thank you!
This answer applies if you have Google Analytics for WordPress by MonstorInsights installed.
The problem is caused by one of the latest releases. Their release did not include the file lite/includes/admin/wp-site-health.php.
The solution is to connect to your instance via SSH. Then go to the WordPress Plugin directory /wp-content/plugins and rename the directory google-analytics-for-wordpress. This disables the plugin. You should be able to login to WordPress. Go to plugins and update Google Analytics for WordPress by MonstorInsights.
Update:
I forgot to mention to check the Apache logs. Check the logfile apache2/logs/error_log. Use tail and look at the last couple of errors. This will help you figure out what is going wrong.
I have a site www.mathildaparadeiser.com that is showing a white screen of death on Chrome. All other browsers seem fine.
Removed all plugins but still being shown. Chrome is updated and Wordpress also. Looking in Chrome Tools I get this first error
VM100:1 Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience. For more help, check https://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/.
Any ideas what would be causing this? Have debugged all I can.
Have you installed any chrome extension plugins ?
Your site has uses a service called Incapsula. The website admins configured Incapsula to prevent bots from accessing it's content.
Please read here more :-
How to get the body content from a PHP-generated HTML page?
Some times your site contents loads, some time it shows a captcha. Check with your Hosting provider to understand.
My website has been verified by google using the adsense plugin for wordpress.
The statement after says the ad spaces will be blank until after my website review. Now I'm able to configure the ad placement on my web page and even have a preview showing the ads. But I'm unable to save the configuration. The error message it brings is;
Sorry we were unable to save your configuration. The request to your server failed with error code 403.
I want to ask what could be going wrong?
I am currently running Wordpress version 4.7.2 on my own server. I disabled WordFence Security plugin version 6.3.2, before I went into manage ads in the Google Adsense Plugin version 1.2.1. I added my ads where I needed to add them and checked to see if they were working. Everything works fine. I then proceeded to turn WordFence Security Plugin back on and everything still worked fine.
If you are looking into conflict resolution between these two plugins, I can tell you Google last updated their plugin 11 months ago, so you may want to start, here.
I'm seeing below error when login to Analytics service, but everything worked fine until today, what could be the reason? how to resolve this?
Error:
No valid tracking code found for property example's default URL https://example.com. Make sure your pages are tagged with a supported version of the tracking code
Thanks in advance,
Ranuk
Looks like you are experiencing some of the same symptoms found in this Google Analytics forum post. From what I can gather sometimes the error is falsely triggered.
Since your error message has https:// in the URL are you sure that your site can be accessed from https://?
In my case it was a SEO plugin that I installed to my Wordpress site after I had verified my page on Google Analytics site. I solved the issue by going to Google Webmaster Tools section in my plugin settings, and following the instructions to claim the site again.