WordPress is one of the most widely used CMSs (Content Management System) on the web. Initially, it was meant for blogging, but it has evolved into a website builder with an almost limitless variety of designs and functionalities. It simplifies website development and provides access to numerous plugins and templates that can be used to create fully-featured sites.
However, to effectively manage a WordPress site, website owners need to track their website traffic. While WordPress lacks built-in analytics, there are plugins available, such as TWIPLA, which seamlessly integrate with WordPress. Once installed, TWIPLA provides you with the following insights and functionalities for better website management:
Website Statistics
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Visitor Communication | All features privacy-first by design and fully GDPR-compliant
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Installing TWIPLA on your WordPress site is a straightforward process. You just have to add the TWIPLA Plugin from the WordPress Plugins Market.
For a detailed step-by-step guide on how to easily install TWIPLA on any WordPress website, please refer to the installation guide listed below.
TWIPLA is a 3rd party plugin on WordPress App Market, and it can be easily added to your WordPress site. You can find detailed information on how to install it in our install guide here.
1. Please note that your browser might have cookies blocked for third party apps. You must allow third party cookies, or add this link as an exception to your blocked list, in order to allow cookies from us to be applied.
2. You can also try out the following:
Re-install the plugin
Clear the cache memory of the browser
Check if it works using an Incognito/Private session or another browser
3. Another possibility would be that the CURL extension or allow_url_fopen are disabled on your web server. Does your server's php configuration have CURL extension or allow_url_fopen disabled, by any chance? You can check on these in your php.ini file. It might be connected to the PHP file_get_contents function which has a limitation.
Please note that your browser might have cookies blocked for third party apps (or all cookies are blocked). You must allow third party cookies, or add this link as an exception to your blocked list, in order to allow cookies from us to be applied.
If allowing the cookies doed not do the trick, you can also try out the following:
Re-install the plugin
Clear the cache memory of the browser
Check if it works using an Incognito/Private session or another browser
We highly recommend you not to do so!
Logging in with other TWIPLA accounts within the WordPress plugin is possible, but it will involve adding your site to the other account, which will start tracking visits on that one from that moment. So if you already had data within the previous account (or even worse, if you have already paid a subscription to the other account), you will start from scratch in case you log in with a second account, everything will be switched to the most recent account you've logged in with.
If this already happened, do not worry, all you have to do is to log back in with the original account, where your data and subscription are, and continue where you left of.
Having the plugin installed and being logged in, will keep the app alive. The app is fully installed on your website, once you are logged in with your account, because that's the moment when it embeds the tracking code within your website's source-code.
The only way to log out is to remove the plugin and re-install it back, to get to the Login/Register page again.
Note that if you only have the plugin installed, but you are not logged in, the app will not track your visitors.
Yes, you can go to our Standalone app and login with the same acount you used to login within our WordPress plugin.
As long as the visits are being tracked, this is not something you should worry about!
Most probably, there is a space or a character missing or added extra in the code, and our code checker cannot find it in the form in which it expects to find it. Or the source-code is not publicly visible (due to an iFrame your website is in, or a redirect from a domain to another) and the checker cannot find it at all.
Rest assured, this can be easily dissmised. Just contact us and we'll have it checked and set on successfully installed, if everything is working properly.
There's a chance we might not have an answer in the list above. But we're here to help! Feel free to Contact Us if you can't find the answer on our FAQ page or in the Help Center. Also, you might find the answer to your question by checking the FAQ page of our standard application.
If you encounter any issues during installation, you can contact us via the website contact form or through the chat bubble available on our website or in-app at app.visitor-analytics.io. We are here to assist you and ensure a smooth experience with our plugin.