| 开发者 | chataptor |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月17日 19:51 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
data-* configuration values.chataptor_live_chat_should_load filter for consent or conditional-loading integrations.
chataptor folder to /wp-content/plugins/ or install the plugin ZIP through the WordPress administration panel.Yes. The WordPress plugin loads the Chataptor live chat widget, while conversations, operators, channels, translations and widget settings are managed through the external Chataptor service. Registration is available at: https://chataptor.com/register
Yes. You can use Chataptor simply as a live chat widget for your WordPress website. You do not need to configure additional communication channels or more advanced workflows. If your communication needs grow, the same Chataptor workspace can also support additional supported channels, team workflows, mobile access and multilingual conversations.
No. The plugin accepts supported Chataptor widget code, validates the script source, extracts approved configuration values and rebuilds the script tag itself. Arbitrary pasted JavaScript is not stored or executed.
The plugin stores only approved Chataptor widget configuration extracted from the supplied widget code. The plugin does not save arbitrary JavaScript pasted into the settings field.
The widget script is loaded through the standard WordPress front-end script system in the footer, near the end of the page before the closing body tag.
Your WordPress theme must use the standard wp_footer() function.
Yes. Use the "Disable live chat" option in the Chataptor plugin settings and confirm the action. Your saved widget configuration remains available, so the live chat can be enabled again later without reconnecting the website.
Yes. Because the widget is loaded through the standard WordPress front-end system, the integration also applies to WooCommerce pages. The widget can therefore appear on product pages, category pages, cart pages, checkout pages and other public store pages.
No. WordPress is used to load the Chataptor widget on the website. Conversations, operators, channels, translations and widget configuration are managed through the Chataptor platform.
Chataptor supports AI-powered message translations as part of the external Chataptor service. This allows customers and agents to communicate even when they use different languages. Translation configuration and functionality are managed through Chataptor, not through the WordPress plugin itself.
Chataptor can connect supported customer communication channels to a shared inbox. The WordPress plugin itself is responsible only for loading the website live chat widget. Additional channels are configured through the Chataptor platform.
Chataptor can be used with multiple websites depending on the configuration of your Chataptor account. Each website should use the widget configuration generated for that website.
The plugin itself is lightweight and primarily handles widget configuration and loading. The live chat interface and communication functionality are provided by the external Chataptor widget and service.
No. The public-facing widget is intended for the front end of the website. The WordPress administration area is used only to configure the integration.
The behavior of the live chat, availability and message handling depends on the configuration of the Chataptor service. These settings are managed through your Chataptor account.
Developers can use the chataptor_live_chat_should_load filter and return false until the required consent has been obtained.
Example:
add_filter( 'chataptor_live_chat_should_load', '__return_false' );
The exact implementation depends on the consent-management plugin or custom consent mechanism used by the website.
After saving the widget configuration:
data-site-id and data-widget-key.