Facebook Pixel tracking HELP

Resolved blumkaffee
(@blumkaffee)

1 year, 3 months ago
hey there,

i have your pro funnel plugin installed. now i added the facebook pixel onto the settings, i have found that. BUT: i only see the events:
- add payment info
- add to cart
- initiate checkout
- purchase
- view content
BUT i want to create a funnel for leads, so those events are useless for me.

i need the following:
- page view
- lead
- schedule
- complete registration
how can i add those to the funnel plugin, so that i can select those for the tracking?

thanks!

Mike

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Thread Starter blumkaffee
(@blumkaffee)

1 year, 3 months ago

any helpt on this would be great, thanks guys!

Plugin Support C S Sultan
(@cssultan)

1 year, 3 months ago

Hi blumkaffee, thanks for reaching us!

Could you please share more details about how you’re setting this up? Are you using any external plugins or tools, or is this managed through the event manager?

Your insights will help us provide better assistance.

Looking forward to your reply!

Thanks.
Thread Starter blumkaffee
(@blumkaffee)

1 year, 3 months ago
Hey there,

thanks for your feedback.
- the list with events i see, was directly in the backend of your wpfunnel plugin. so when i go to the settings, i ONLY see: add payment info, add to cart, initiate checkout, purchase, view content
- im using facebook pixel on sight and eventsmanager from meta
- i additionally need the following events for me in your plugin backend: page view, lead, schedule, complete registration
here i share a screenshot, hope that helps for clarifycation

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- This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by blumkaffee.
witard91335
(@witard91335)

9 months, 3 weeks ago

Hey there, @blumkaffee

I’ve had similar issues with pixel tracking on WordPress. A dedicated plugin can often make it easier to get the code placed correctly and fire events like “Add to Cart.”

With browsers getting stricter about tracking, I settled on setting up the Facebook Conversions API (CAPI) to get more accurate data. It sends events from your server directly to Facebook. You can find some useful information about setting up a CAPI gateway here: https://stape.io/fb-capi-gateway.

Hope this is still useful.

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