[David Risley]

First off, updating to Thrive Theme Builder doesn’t just delete a favicon. If you have it set up via the theme settings, it always retains as it is part of your database and not the theme. I am using Theme Builder on 2 sites and never had an issue.

As for Facebook, no… all that pixel does is send data to Facebook. If you had a hole there of a few days without that data being reported, then restoring a site backup isn’t going to change anything. The data is missing from the Facebook side, not your site.

It would make no sense at all that you’d need to set up a new Facebook pixel. Just go into your Ads account and get the pixel tracking code for the pixel you already have. Then, go into Thrive Global Elements and set it up to appear site-wide… just like you did for Google Analytics.

Basically, I don’t know how you originally had the FB pixel installed. But, if it was part of your previous theme, then it doesn’t carry over to Theme Builder without you having to set it up again.

[Rob Dyer]

Thanks David.

I’ll look to see if I can find the original pixel code. I’ve got a feeling I couldn’t find it in FB Ad Manager for some reason.

I set up the FB Pixel, alongside the Google Pixel, when I installed TTB.

BTW, woke up to an error message from WordPress this morning saying that Thrive Theme Builder “has caused a fatal error” on my site.

Seems when it comes to Thrive that I’m not so lucky!

[Rob Dyer]

I tried to edit the above post but received an error messsage and it didn’t save my changes.

So I’m posting them again here:

Thanks David.

I’ll look to see if I can find the original pixel code. I’ve got a feeling I couldn’t find it in FB Ad Manager for some reason.

I set up the FB Pixel, alongside the Google Pixel, when I installed TTB.

I got an “Unable to contact License Activation Server.” notice in my dashboard for WishList Member yesterday which (seemingly) occured out of nowhere (but also coincided with another TTB update). WLM are looking into that as SiteGround reported it isn’t at their end.

Then, this morning I woke up to an error message from WordPress this morning saying that Thrive Theme Builder “has caused a fatal error” on my site.

Seems when it comes to Thrive that I’m not so lucky. Hence my suspicions!

I may have to get in touch with Thrive to report this.

[Rob Dyer]

Hi David,

I cannot find my pixel code. in my FB account(!)

I’ve always run my ads from my personal FB account not a business page, but when I go into my personal FB account I simply cannot find the pixel code – anywhere. (FB’s horrendous interface is only an impediment!)

Honestly I’ve spent hours trying to find it (using google, youtube and FB help pages in an attempt to guide me) but nothing.

In the end, I’ve had to copy the template code from a FB developer page (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-pixel/implementation#base-code) and replace the placeholder text with my Pixel ID.

I’ve added that back to the Script Manager in the Thrive Dashboard. Hopefully it will work and won’t just go AWOL again.

BTW,the WishList problem *was* caused by the latest TTB update. WishList told me they’ve created a patch and have informed Thrive.

I’m not happy with the TTB updates since its introduction as they have definitely caused me multiple issues (other visual problems I’ve not reported here that I’ve had to raise tickets for).

I’ll just have to be sure to do a site backup before every update of TTB.

This has been the week from hell on the tech front.

I look forward to getting on with making some money for a change!

Thanks for all your support David via the BMA, my business life would be unmanagable without it!

(And, yes, you can use that as a testimonial if you wish!)

Right, I’m getting a bloody well-earned coffee.

[David Risley]

Sorry I didn’t reply sooner. I was out all last week with the family and wasn’t online as often.

Yeah, whenever I update plugins or themes, I always do a site backup then update manually (never automatic). If there’s an issue, I can just revert.