When the user is logged out, no data is being populated in the data layer. Is there a setting in the GTM4WP plugin that allows shipping and billing information to be included in the data layer for logged-out users?

Any other custom setting or code is required?

Here is the snapshot:- https://prnt.sc/DF6bfz8579EW

Q: I’m using Google Tag Manager and it looks like all my reporting is doubled! What should I do??A:?You’ll need to?remove the Google Analytics?portion of the code from your Tag Manager implementation.

We are disabled the GTM4WP plugin and tested. seems to have worked turning the plugin off we are being under tracked on GA4 rather than over tracked, I have also seen that we have had a big drop in conversions on Google campaigns going from an average of 100+ a day to less than 40 conversions a day.

Does it affect ads campaigns when switched off the GTM4WP plugin? and could you share the handbook of how to install GTM4wp properly for the site and Google analytics and how we would go about removing tag manager standalone?

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at Function.fromEntries ()
at XMLHttpRequest.send (:1:199)
at window.CookieControl.Cookie.fetchJsonData (uc.js:2:14415)
at window.CookieControl.Cookie.initWidget (uc.js:2:105474)
at window.CookieControl.Cookie.setOnload (uc.js:2:79082)
at uc.js:2:78865

Can you please take a look at mention url and share the thought on it , I need to use this cookies consent as well.

I have noticed an issue where consent is being initiated after a purchase event. Ideally, consent should be obtained before the purchase event occurs, to ensure compliance with regulations and to accurately track events in Google Tag Manager.

Could you please assist me in resolving this issue so that the consent process is triggered prior to the purchase event? Any guidance or instructions you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

I have enabled the setting GT4WP > Integration > Woocommerce > Customer data in data layer > Check. This loads the customer data into the data layer, so I can use it for enhanced conversion tracking (https://gtm4wp.com/google-tag-manager-for-woocommerce/enhanced-conversions-for-google-ads-with-woocommerce-how-to-setup). There is the variable email hash, but no hashed values for the customer’s first and last name. Is there any way to change / add these values as hashed to the upload to the data layer?

Thanks & regards

Till

me website is :

https://seoads.ro/

here is photo: https://seoads.ro/tagmanager.jpg

whatsapp +40750420940

Following this topic I changed Cookie Yes configuration. I disabled the CookieYes CMP tag via GTM and edited the header code according to your documentation.
Something even weirder happened after:

• when Cookie Yes plugin is active website still doesn’t work as it should (Slider Revolution and javascripts blocked, etc.);
• when Cookie Yes plugin is not active new users still get the cookie banner;
• in the dashboard, when Cookie Yes plugin is active, I get a black page going to the Cookie Yes tab (see image below) but I still can use Cookie Yes web app;
• after accepting cookies from the banner, whether with the plugin active or not, there is never a button at the bottom of the page to review consent.

I really like your plugin and I use it on several websites but in this case I will be forced to remove it if we don’t find a solution, the staff who take care of the Google Ads campaigns uses GTM4WP plugin for tracking activities and it cannot be changed.

Regards.

I installed and activated the Cookie Consent Banner plugin (premium version).

At the Tab ‘GOOGLE TAGMANAGER’ there is a field to fill in the GTM-ID (which I did).But, I’m also using the GTM4WP plugin in which you also have to fill in the GTM-ID (also did).

In the GTM4WP there is also a checkbox for Container Code On/Off and i’m not sure which settings I have to use.

Please tell me:

• Do I have to fill in the field GTM-ID in the cookie banner plugin
• What should be the value of the checkbox of the GTM4WP plugin
• Can I leave the GTM-ID in the GTM4WP plugin (i’m pretty sure that it’s neccessary there).

Thanks.

Jay

See screenshots of the events recorded in GTM here.

See screenshots of GTM4WP plugin & WooCommerce integrations settings here

The client only has payments setup with Stripe or Paypal – not sure wether this would affect tracking.

The GA4 tag on the website is within the Woocomerce>integration>Google Analytics section, should i remove this anSd instead add the GA4 tracking code to the <head> code section of the site?
See Woocomerce Google Analytics Intergration Settings here.

The order recieved url is like this “https://wakeson.co.uk/checkout/order-received/4805/?key=wc_order_dYUr4EuWWfrcT” And here’s a screenshot of it.

To do test purchases use code: n6ukwjg3

What we’re using on the website:
WordPress website 6.5.2
Elementor & pro 3.20.2 (JetWooBuilder For Elementor 2.1.11)
Woocomerce 8.7.0
Google Analytics for WooCommerce 2.0.6
Woocomerce Google Product feed 10.10.3
Woocomerce PayPal 2.6.1
Woocomerce Stripe 8.1.1
Woopayments 7.4
GTM4WP 1.20.2

I’ve installed it on an e-commerce site and I’m having an issue with the “add-to-cart” event. When I try to add a specific product to the cart, the datalayers return several products in the “items” and not just the one I added to my cart. Has anyone had this problem? You’ll notice that the quantity is the only parameter that differentiate the added product from the random others. And the value of quantity is a string, not a number. Thanks in advance for your help.