I have recent;y taken over the management of a Woocommerce website, this plugin is installed but it references external GTM accounts that I do not have access to – So I have had to setup new GTM, and setup with your plugin and events as instructed on your website.

I have come to make the change over to the new GTM account, but the Container code ON/OFF option in the Addon is Set to OFF.

I can’t seem to find the file I need to alter to remove the custom code the previous developer has placed. Can someone point me in the right direction to remove this code?

I have tried to find the code in the WordPress theme but I can’t seem to find it.

Thanks

Does the Google Analytics for WooCommerce extension also created the GA4 tag (in which case we’d get duplicate data) or does it only pass the ecommerce data such as add to cart, purchase etc.? Or can it be set to only pass ecommerce data?

At the moment, we see everything working with Consent Mode in place, but we don’t see any ecommerce data being sent to GA4.

CookieYes’ support quoted that “CookieYes proactively blocks scripts before obtaining consent“. They didn’t respond to questions whether this blocks essential JS scripts by Elementor or other page builders, how to add exceptions for such scripts, and have gone dark since. Support’s only proposed solution was to prefetch CookieYes’ DNS, which had absolutely no impact on performance.

Questions we have:

1. What is the recommended CookieYes implementation method on a WordPress website: plugin, GTM, or script snippet? If there is a preferred method, what benefits does it offer over the other methods?
2. How can we add exceptions to run essential scripts that do not collect any user data?
3. Do geo features or other CY features introduce additional TBT? (We use geo targeting to show different banner to countries that are not part of GDPR.) Which features we should consider opting out from to reduce TBT?

We can keep going, but generally are looking for guidance on how to best implement the script or plugin to reduce impact on performance.

Thank you!

We are working with the third party to integrate Pinterest CAPI and they want if there is a way to improve the data send via data layer. See those images below:

Can you please check the “Change requested” column? Do you think if it’s possible to handle it via your plugin?

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!

• No data is being sent from my website to GA4?
• On Sunday 1st September I added a consent banner to my website using complianz, the following day no events were recorded on GA4.
• The number of events dropped from around 350 per day to 0 overnight.
• There has been no events recorded since the installation of complianz plugin
• I can see on GSC that people are still searching for my website and I know people are still actively using it
  

What I have done:

1. When I enter google tag manager, and preview a container with my latest changes. And enter a website using tag assistant, I can see that events are triggered on GTM, but they are not being sent to my google analytics account.?
2. I can see I do not get realtime reporting?in GA4, even when I am tracking my own website visit
3. I have checked the property ID, and container ID are correct
4. I have also configured complianz according to the guidelines
5. I can see the complianz tag firing correctly on my website, and the banner is correctly implemented on the website

Any help would be much appreciated

So for Google Tag Manager (which requires a body code to be added) this didn’t suffice.

Otherwise, its perfect.

Is this the normal behavior? If so, then what’s the point of disabling analytics cookies?