• Resolved yaelhagag

    (@yaelhagag)


    Hi,
    I am interested in your plugin and would like to know if it will serve my needs:
    I need a plugin for embedding codes, mainly JS and PHP.
    The PHP code that aims to allow displaying information from my X site to my Y site (corrently working with code snippets plugin),
    and Google Tag Manager and Userway (accessibility) JS codes that I need to embed in the Head & Footer.
    Will your plugin in the free version allow me to add all of these?
    Will it work properly?
    I would be happy to send you all the codes if necessary.
    Thanks in advance.

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  • Plugin Support markomiljanovic

    (@markomiljanovic)

    Hi @yaelhagag,

    Yes, you can absolutely do all of that with the free version of WPCode.

    With WPCode you can:
    -Add PHP snippets
    -Add JavaScript snippets
    -Insert scripts like Google Tag Manager or Userway either as HTML snippet or trough global Header & Footer

    Everything you described is supported and should work properly with WPCode as long as the code itself is valid and correctly configured.

    If you need any help configuring snippets you can contact us anytime through our support form here:
    https://wpcode.com/contact/

    We’ll be happy to take a look and guide you through the setup.

    Thanks,

    Thread Starter yaelhagag

    (@yaelhagag)

    Thank you very much for your answer.
    I will appreciate if you could confirm that I can display the content of a page from website Y on website X using PHP code that I write. (both websites are mine ofcourse)
    I am asking because in support of a competing plugin I was told that although their plugin runs PHP, it is less ideal for this purpose.

    Plugin Support markomiljanovic

    (@markomiljanovic)

    Hi @yaelhagag,

    WPCode itself lets you control where and when that code runs. When it comes to displaying content from one of your sites on another, the key factor is what your PHP code does, not a limitation in WPCode. If your PHP snippet can fetch the data from website Y (for example via an API, custom endpoint, database connection, or other method you’ve set up), and  output that data where and how you want it on website X, then WPCode will execute that code just like it would in a custom plugin or your theme’s functions.php.

    WPCode does not impose special restrictions on what your PHP can do beyond the normal limitations of your WordPress/PHP environment and server configuration. So if your logic is correctly set up, WPCode will run it.

    Thanks,

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