| 开发者 | codifycore |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月28日 17:27 |
| 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 |
/wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the plugin ZIP from Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.Yes. CodifyCore sGTM for FluentCart is an addon for FluentCart and depends on FluentCart order, checkout, product, and customer data.
The Free route requires a server-side Google Tag Manager endpoint. Licensed Pro users can select Direct GA4 to send server events from WordPress to Google Analytics without an sGTM URL, and can independently enable Direct Meta CAPI.
No. Direct GA4 can send server events with a generated first-party fallback identity. For better session continuity and attribution, Pro can install the Google tag for identity only or reuse an existing Google tag. The installed mode sets send_page_view to false, so the plugin's server route remains responsible for events. Do not install a second Google tag, and connect browser identity collection to your consent-management setup before enabling it.
Frontend Pixel sends selected browser events directly to Meta using the configured Pixel ID. Server-side tracking continues to send events from WordPress to sGTM, and Pro Direct Meta CAPI continues to send server events from WordPress to Meta CAPI. When browser and server events overlap, the plugin shares event IDs so Meta can deduplicate supported Pixel/CAPI event pairs.
Purchase events can fire when payment status becomes Paid, order status becomes Processing, or shipping status becomes Shipped or Delivered. Receipt page tracking is only used as a guarded fallback after a reliable paid or processing signal.
Yes. When matching fields are enabled, selected customer data is normalized and SHA-256 hashed before being sent for supported tracking payloads.
Yes. The Free plugin includes a Privacy Policy Tool that generates suggested privacy, cookie, and data sharing statements from the saved CodifyCore sGTM for FluentCart settings. Site owners should review the generated text for their jurisdiction, consent tool, and actual third-party setup before publishing.
The plugin appears under the shared CodifyCore admin menu. If more CodifyCore plugins are installed, they use the same top-level menu and add their own submenu items.
Yes, when FluentCart Pro role management is active and the user has mapped FluentCart permissions for store settings, integrations, reports, or sensitive settings. WordPress administrators always retain full access. License activation remains administrator-only.
Event response logs are available through the Pro extension.
Documentation: https://codifycore.com/docs/codifycore-sgtm-for-fluentcart/ Changelog: https://codifycore.com/docs/codifycore-sgtm-for-fluentcart/changelog/