Hi,

One user asked you if you plan to support GA4 and your answer was not because the plugin is not popular.

Next year every one will start to look a server side solution. The ssgtm server side gtm solutions are expensive.

So, I hope you to consider to make ithis plugin compatible with GA4.

Regards

Hello,

I know that a topic was already opened on this subject, but have you planned compatibility with GA4. I would like to use your extension but this one is not compatible with GA4, I am somewhat upset. Have you planned an update before July 1, 2023, when GA3 will no longer be usable?

Is there any option to support anchor links tracking when working with your plugin?
I haven’t found any related documentation on that, so far.
I would appreciate your quick response.
GA supports that and I wonder if there’s any way to keep using your plugin and still enable tracking for anchor links.

You can see more details about the problem and solution here: https://mediacause.com/track-anchor-tags-google-analytics-2/

Hello,

First of all my congratulations for the great work.

I installed you plugin yesterday and it works great. The only trouble is that most of the visits in Google Analytics show a string of the data sent to google instead of the visited url. I think it happens with the visits that come from Google search engine.

The string is like: “/g/collect?v=2&tid=” and then data about the URL, source, screen…

My website uses Litespeed Cache and Cloudflare.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you for very usefull tool.

I am using integration with Cookie consent tool CookieYes in dual measurement. 1 – without cookies and 2 – with cookies (depends on allow or deny analytics-cookies by visitor). Both methods mesure also GTM event (Event Category). It works great with all kind of events – clicks, forms, atc… Incredibly useful!

I found one issue. When I use WordPress plugin of CookieYes everything works fantasticly.

But if I try to use web version of CookieYes (inctegrated by script directly to code), that cause that pasive-mode (without-cookies) stop sending events to Analytics without apply analytics-cookies in cookies bar.

Function depends just on the method of integration of CookieYes.

1 – I am not able to run dual mesurement of GTM events out of WordPress.
2 – Web version contains also free “Consent Log” in free version – very helpfull. WordPress version not.

Thank you a lot for some help or advise.

BTW: if someone need help with dual integration with CookieYes or manual seting of consent in GTM for specific tags, do not hasitate to contact me. I glad to help.

I really like this plugin.

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Hi Nikel,
first of all thanks a lot for the great plugin!

There is one thing that would make it perfect for me: gclid
With that, we could use it to track Google Ads conversions in Google Analytics.

Here is a great sample code which which shows glcid usage in a small WP plugin:
https://gist.github.com/mbaersch/795a9c3ab22941b175f36c9b6c72955b

I guess it would require a cookie to store the glcid id. Or is there a server side method to “save” it for a specific visitor?

With or without a cookie – I think it would be great for your plugin. What do you think?

Hi Nikel,

first of all: Great project, this is the future!

I have tried the popular cache plugins (Super Cache, W3 Total Cache), but none of them were working. They are already bypassing the plugin so that my requests are not visible in GA. Not using cache isn’t really an option because it speeds up the site dramatically.

Is there something I could do to use caching with your plugin?

Thanks!

Chris

Hello,
Have you planned to make the plugin compatible with Ga4?

Hi again,

Just found a new bug with the transaction tracking.

Turns out the plugin does not send (successful) PayPal orders to GA.

Could you please take a look at it?

Thanks a lot.

I am curious if it would be possible to use this plugin and the custom clientID that is generated as a “clickID” on outgoing affiliate links?

Google > hits WordPress running this plugin -> outbound link to affiliate.com/?clickid={clientid}

Maybe with a redirect in between that grabs the users custom clientID and appends it before redirecting?

Basically, I am looking for a clean way to track affiliate conversions on third parties that will do a postback with the clickID, which I can then forward to Analytics via the Offline Measurement Protocol. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions I really appreciate it!

Hi there,

Thanks for the much needed backend implementation.

However I have one issue to report and one ‘feature request’.

I’ve been running the plugin alongside the client GA and the ecommerce tracking is much more accurate but in GA the transaction details show that the prices are being sent the wrong way.

It has to be unit prices, not subtotals since GA multiplies the given price with the quantity.

Also most of the time the WP id for the product is not very helpful if one tries to create reports so I added the functionality to have the SKU as an id:

Here’s the part of class_nsc_gabt_collect_data_order.php:97 I modified so the prices are correct and the SKU is used if it exists:

$product = new WC_Product($orderItem->get_product_id());

$productPriceWithTaxes = $orderItem->get_subtotal() + $orderItem->get_subtotal_tax();
$productPriceWithTaxes = $productPriceWithTaxes / $orderItem->get_quantity();
$productPriceWithTaxes = $this->format_number($productPriceWithTaxes);

$sku = product->get_sku();

$ga_order_items[$productIndex]["id"] = (!empty($sku)) ? $sku : $orderItem->get_product_id();
$ga_order_items[$productIndex]["name"] = $orderItem->get_name();
$ga_order_items[$productIndex]["qty"] = $orderItem->get_quantity();
$ga_order_items[$productIndex]["productPriceWithTaxes"] = $productPriceWithTaxes;
$ga_order_items[$productIndex]["variation_id"] = $orderItem->get_variation_id();
$ga_order_items[$productIndex]["categories"] = strip_tags(wc_get_product_category_list($orderItem->get_product_id()));
$ga_order_items[$productIndex]["tags"] = strip_tags(wc_get_product_tag_list($orderItem->get_product_id()));
$productIndex = $productIndex + 1;

Please consider updating the plugin.

Thanks,
ákos

Hi!

Thanks for the great plugin. I have a question: After setup, my real-time traffic is up by about 400 percent compared to the standard analytics. That seems a bit much to me ??

Do you have any idea what could be the reason for that? Does the plugin also capture Google AMP? Then the jump would be smaller, from about 200 to 300 real-time users instead of 60 to 300 …

Hi,
I am inquiring if your plugin works with cache plugins, eg. with WP-Rocket?
Thank you,
Attila

Hi,

I have some questions about the plugin. About the client ID, with the “generated by plugin” option, is the value of the Client ID retrieved the same as the GA cookie?
Moreover, how do you execute API requests (python, java, JS…)?

Thank you,

Clara.

Does the plugin maintain UTM parameters pass-through?

Hi!

Thank you so much for this integration, it is really useful, and have great potential.
I installed the plugin and set my GA, tested, and it worked out seamlessly.

Did you manage to handle this scenario?

Now the server is sending the hits to Google server directly. At the same time I have the GA installed in the frontend, so it will also send the hits, and thus we will have duplication of hits (each hit recorded twice).

How to fix it? or what is your plan to fix?

Hi plugin works great, but it also registers bots, so besides the natural traffic you can also see hits from google search bots and other search engines. Is there a way to filter out bots traffic?