• Hi,
    Kindly i have the below error in the Google tag assistance.

    Invalid or missing web property ID
    No HTTP response detected
    Missing ga.js script

    I appreciate if you would my please help me solve this issue.

    Thank you,

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Thomas Geiger

    (@duracelltomi)

    Hi,

    You have a wrong setup on your page: you have added the same container ID into the first tab on the settings page of GTM4WP and into the Google Optimize container ID under the Integrations tab. You should remove the container code from the Google Optimize tab since the a Google Optimize container is very different from a pure Google Tag Manager container ID.

    You have also added your GA tracking code either manually or with a plugin using the Google Global Site tag (gtag.js) and also using the plugin “WooCommerce Google Analytics Pro”.

    All in all you have way too much tracking code in your site for the same or similar purpose, this should be cleared first.

    Thread Starter betterend

    (@betterend)

    Hi,

    Thank you a lot for your kind support, yes you are right i have the WooCommerce Google Analytics Pro” and Analytify plugin running.

    but if I deactivate both plugins especially Woocom Google Analytics, will this stop tracking and affect these Woocommerce settings here https://cl.ly/e66cf7

    Thank you,

    Plugin Author Thomas Geiger

    (@duracelltomi)

    Hi,

    This is because the various Google Analytics related plugins implement different checkout funnels. GTM4WP uses a checkout funnel where the step are the following:

    1. Billing data
    2. Shipping data
    3. Shipping method
    4. Payment method

    After this only the transaction itself is being tracked on the order received page.

    Please also make sure that your GTM tracking is setup as described in this article:
    https://gtm4wp.com/how-to-articles/how-to-setup-enhanced-ecommerce-tracking

    Thread Starter betterend

    (@betterend)

    Hi,

    Thank you a lot for your kind support and advise. I have disabled both pluigins (Analytify and WooCommerce Google Analytics Pro and I have followed the article instruction.

    I have a question please 3 questions pleas:

    1- in the article it mentions:

    “Enable every feature you already enabled in other Analytics tags (like display features, enhanced link attribution, etc.) or select your Google Analytics settings variable if you have created one previously”

    How can i do that? i’m not sure i have enabled features.

    2- In Step 9, i didn’t understand the warning what does it mean and should i setup product impression tracking.

    WARNING!
    This step is only needed if you set the “Products per impression” option to a value grather than 0 (zero).

    3- Just to confirm, I should add the below funnel in Google Analytics >> Ecommerce settings?

    1. Billing data
    2. Shipping data
    3. Shipping method
    4. Payment method

    Thank you again for your kind support

    Thread Starter betterend

    (@betterend)

    Please I appreciate your kind support. Thank you.

    Plugin Author Thomas Geiger

    (@duracelltomi)

    Hi,

    #1 It is important that your Google Analytics tags share the same settings so that each data sending to Google uses the same parameters and methods. Here you can read more about this GTM variable:
    https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/9207621?hl=en

    #2 The “Products per impression” feature is quite new and my plan is to have this enabled by default but first I do not want to shock users with updating all GTM container ??
    This feature is here to make sure that your pageview hit is sent even on pages where lots of products are being shown.

    Some webshops include 20-30 products per category page which would create a huge dataset that is not possible to send to GA in one data package. Entering a number into “products per impression” will break up a larger dataset into smaller chunks so that all ecommerce data can be sent to GA properly. I would recommend to use this and set to 8-10 maximum.

    #3 Correct

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