| 开发者 | orivaforge |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月14日 14:15 |
| 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 |
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No. Until an administrator connects the site, the plugin contacts nobody and loads nothing on your pages.
See the "External services" section below. In short: the pages your visitors view, and each paid order with its amount and currency; for visitors who accepted advertising cookies, also a hashed email and phone number, the buyer's IP address and browser, and a visitor identifier.
The sale is counted in your Oriva account, but it is not sent to the advertising platforms, and nothing that identifies the buyer is sent at all. Add a banner, or use the setting that declares consent for every visitor if that is true for your site.
Possibly. Oriva's Health tab shows when the same sale reaches it from two places. If you pasted the old WooCommerce snippet from Oriva's documentation on your thank-you page, remove it: the plugin replaces it.
By default an order is sent when it becomes paid (processing or completed). A setting lets you send those orders when they are placed instead.
Yes, both are declared and tested.
Nothing is deleted from your orders. Deleting the plugin removes its settings and cancels its queued sends. The key stays active in your Oriva account until you revoke it there.
Oriva reads the ad click identifier (gclid, fbclid, utm_ parameters and similar) from the address the visitor lands on. If that address redirects before the page loads (from www to the bare domain, a missing trailing slash, http to https), some hosts remove these parameters during the redirect (their cache), and the sale arrives without a campaign. The plugin cannot put back what the host removed.
Use, as the address of your ads, exactly the one your site serves: with or without www, and with the trailing slash it ends up on. To check, open your ad's address with ?gclid=test at the end: if the parameter is still in the address bar once the page has loaded, nothing was lost. If it disappears, ask your host whether its cache or protection removes tracking parameters, and whether that can be turned off or your domain excluded.
Write to us from your Oriva account (the Help page), or use the support forum of this plugin.