Comments for Ozone SEM http://www.ozonesem.com Ottawa SEO - Search Engine Optimization and Marketing Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:23:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Contact by John Somerton Attains Google AdWords Qualified Professional Status » Ozone SEM http://www.ozonesem.com/contact#comment-43 John Somerton Attains Google AdWords Qualified Professional Status » Ozone SEM Wed, 12 Nov 2008 14:54:28 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?page_id=29#comment-43 [...] Contact [...] [...] Contact [...]

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]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by Taylor http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-20 Taylor Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:46:48 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-20 Thanks for the post. I had some trouble at first, but then I discovered this: After I saved the custom field, it automatically replaced every " with \". I got around it by, re-pasting the code in the "value" box and clicking "Update". This will not replace all of the quote marks, so when I saved the post, it looks right. Thanks for the post. I had some trouble at first, but then I discovered this: After I saved the custom field, it automatically replaced every ” with \”. I got around it by, re-pasting the code in the “value” box and clicking “Update”. This will not replace all of the quote marks, so when I saved the post, it looks right.

]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by Moe http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-19 Moe Sun, 05 Oct 2008 14:22:27 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-19 I figured it out. You have to create a separate WP page template for your thank-you page, and insert the conversion code in that page. I figured it out. You have to create a separate WP page template for your thank-you page, and insert the conversion code in that page.

]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by Moe http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-18 Moe Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:39:55 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-18 Hi again - still frustrated. I followed all the instructions (including turning off visual editor) without success. I looked at the source code of my page, and it's showing a tag after the Google converson script. I have no idea how to remove this, though. The is before my footer PHP file. Hi again - still frustrated.

I followed all the instructions (including turning off visual editor) without success.

I looked at the source code of my page, and it’s showing a tag after the Google converson script. I have no idea how to remove this, though. The is before my footer PHP file.

]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by John Somerton http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-10 John Somerton Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:32:20 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-10 Hi David - for some reason both of your success pages are still showing the linebreaks - I really think that is the source of your problem but I'm not sure why they're there if you have in fact turned off (and I mean completely disabled for the user) the visual editor. If you look at the source of this page - http://www.ozonesem.com/web-design-seo-mistakes/subscription-confirmed - you'll see there are no <code><br/></code> tags in the code block for the conversion code. Conversion tracking works for that page. It's almost certainly a problem with the visual editor... Hi David - for some reason both of your success pages are still showing the linebreaks - I really think that is the source of your problem but I’m not sure why they’re there if you have in fact turned off (and I mean completely disabled for the user) the visual editor.

If you look at the source of this page - http://www.ozonesem.com/web-design-seo-mistakes/subscription-confirmed - you’ll see there are no <br/> tags in the code block for the conversion code. Conversion tracking works for that page.

It’s almost certainly a problem with the visual editor…

]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by David http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-8 David Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:00:47 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-8 Hi John-- I have the same problem as with the paddle surf holiday website. I've done everything you said, including turning off the visual editor and the Adwords Conversion Tracking is still giving me an error of "verification failed". I know from the last time this plugin does not work with WP Shopping Cart, therefore it had to be disabled. I'm thinking this plugin is friendly with the other plugins we are using. What are your thoughts? http://www.customstickersdirect.com/order/order-success Hi John–

I have the same problem as with the paddle surf holiday website.

I’ve done everything you said, including turning off the visual editor and the Adwords Conversion Tracking is still giving me an error of “verification failed”.

I know from the last time this plugin does not work with WP Shopping Cart, therefore it had to be disabled. I’m thinking this plugin is friendly with the other plugins we are using.

What are your thoughts?

http://www.customstickersdirect.com/order/order-success

]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by John Somerton http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-7 John Somerton Fri, 29 Aug 2008 15:25:11 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-7 David, I had a look at the source of your page and noticed <code><br/></code> tags after the lines of your Google conversion code - a sure sign that WordPress didn't save it properly. After going back to the website optimizer plugin readme, I noticed I had left out an important step that may be causing your problem. I've updated Step 3 in the post - I suspect your problem is being caused by not having the WYSIWYG disabled when you add your tracking code: <i>Make sure the WYSIWYG editor is disabled in the WordPress administration area under “My Account” - uncheck “Use the visual editor when writing”. Switching between the “Visual” and “code” tabs in the 2.1.x WYSIWYG editor won’t work - it needs to be disabled.</i> Try disabling it, running through the steps again and let me know how it goes. David, I had a look at the source of your page and noticed <br/> tags after the lines of your Google conversion code - a sure sign that WordPress didn’t save it properly.

After going back to the website optimizer plugin readme, I noticed I had left out an important step that may be causing your problem. I’ve updated Step 3 in the post - I suspect your problem is being caused by not having the WYSIWYG disabled when you add your tracking code:

Make sure the WYSIWYG editor is disabled in the WordPress administration area under “My Account” - uncheck “Use the visual editor when writing”. Switching between the “Visual” and “code” tabs in the 2.1.x WYSIWYG editor won’t work - it needs to be disabled.

Try disabling it, running through the steps again and let me know how it goes.

]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by David http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-6 David Sun, 24 Aug 2008 18:10:42 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-6 This is not working. I've followed the instructions and it is entered into the code on the following page: http://www.paddlesurfholidays.com/contact-us/contact-success It still gives a verification error. This is not working. I’ve followed the instructions and it is entered into the code on the following page:

http://www.paddlesurfholidays.com/contact-us/contact-success

It still gives a verification error.

]]> Comment on How to Get Google AdWords Conversion Tracking on WordPress by John Somerton http://www.ozonesem.com/web-analytics/how-to-get-google-adwords-conversion-tracking-on-wordpress.html#comment-5 John Somerton Sat, 23 Aug 2008 00:50:07 +0000 http://www.ozonesem.com/?p=52#comment-5 Moe, what version of WordPress are you using? Here's the supported version info (including a patch requirement) from the contentrobot.com website: The current version (v0.2) works with WordPress 2.x* and above (Including 2.5) *Important Note: If you are running WordPress versions 2.0.x, you must patch /wp-includes/functions-formatting.php to fix this WordPress bug. If you do not apply the patch, any parenthesis characters will be converted to the html equivalent (#8221;) and will cause the Google Website Optimizer section scripts to fail. This bug has been fixed in WordPress 2.1.x Moe, what version of WordPress are you using?

Here’s the supported version info (including a patch requirement) from the contentrobot.com website:

The current version (v0.2) works with WordPress 2.x* and above (Including 2.5)

*Important Note: If you are running WordPress versions 2.0.x, you must patch /wp-includes/functions-formatting.php to fix this WordPress bug. If you do not apply the patch, any parenthesis characters will be converted to the html equivalent (#8221;) and will cause the Google Website Optimizer section scripts to fail. This bug has been fixed in WordPress 2.1.x

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