What if you just let her go at her own pace? There are a lot of professionals who say it's "potty learning" and not "potty training," and that the kids will learn on their own. Your daughter is resisting you for some reason. Perhaps if you had just let it go at some point, a year ago, she would have been "trained" on her own by now.
My daughter trained herself, totally on her own, at 16 months, but was in a pull-up at night for a while. My son, on the other hand, had no interest, until, one day, when he was 3 1/2, he decided he wanted nothing to do with pull-ups or diapers anymore, and that was it...one day in them, the next not, and he was dry 24/7. (We would offer the underwear, rewards, etc., from time to time, but never pushed and let him make the choices in this regard, per our pediatrician and any reading we had done on the subject back then.) Each kid has his or her own pace, physical, emotional or both, and pushing some kids will just make them push back and resist.
At some point, as she hits the 3s, etc., she may be embarrassed by the wetness, the smell, etc., and decide this is enough. Obviously, she can do it, physically. Now she just needs to get on board emotionally. Stickers, rewards, etc., may work, as suggested; personally, I just wouldn't try so hard and would let her come to it on her own, at her own pace.
Good luck!