Hi Sean,
thanks for contacting me!
Does your theme include the wp_footer() function still?
Have a look at that thread: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-does-not-fire-the-popup?replies=3#post-6530865
Best regards,
Kevin
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hagcel
(@hagcel)
Thanks for the quick reply Kevin,
Presently, each of our internal templates end by calling footer.php:
<?php
get_footer(); ?>
And footer php has the following line:
<?php wp_footer();
?>
Would this present a problem?
The confounding part is that it only fails to fire on our full width template, but we can find no functional difference between that one and the others.
What have you chosen as “Default status”? Test whether “Always fire” makes the popup show up again.
Thread Starter
hagcel
(@hagcel)
Kevin,
Yes, always fire does make the popup appear on the templates in question.
-Sean
Thread Starter
hagcel
(@hagcel)
Just to clarify, we do not want the exit popup to fire on every page, but only landing pages.
Hm, okay. I was expecting that. I assume that you’re using a custom post type for your landing pages.
wBounce does not support custom post types yet. You could set the “Default status” back to whatever you want, and then try to override the default setting on that particular landing page (via the page’s edit screen). But I’m not sure if that option appears on custom posts.
Thread Starter
hagcel
(@hagcel)
Thanks Kevin,
I’m using standard pages with a full width template for the landers, but the theme has been so heavily modified I don’t doubt it is causing the problems.
Thanks for your help.
