HS WordPress Plugin, Query String and CDN

Hi, we use the HubSpot WordPress plugin and are trying to determine what will happen when our pages are served from a CDN and HubSpot adds unique query string parameters to the links in emails.

Are the unique query string parameters for each visitor processed by server-side plugin code (PHP) or are they processed entirely by JavaScript?

Without the CDN, the WordPress plugin is able to run PHP which may access and process the unique query string parameters for each visitor. But with the CDN, the WordPress plugin will not run any PHP since the page is served from the CDN and not our WordPress server. In this case only JavaScript would run and only JavaScript would be able to access the unique query string parameters for each visitor.

Will enabling the CDN and thus disabling server-side plugin code cause any HubSpot WordPress plugin functionality to be lost?

Thank you to all who may help…

Josef

Hey, @Josef2024 :waving_hand: This one doesn’t seem to be documented anywhere publicly. It may require some testing on your end to get a better understating.

In addition, I’d like to invite some of our community members who have WordPress experience to the conversation — @Josh @Jake_Lett @Anton and some folks who work with PHP @Teun @stefen

Thank you for taking a look!— Jaycee