Separating Marketing and Analytics with GTM

  • Resolved ridgeroad11

    (@ridgeroad11)


    5 years, 8 months ago

    Hello,

    Google gives with one code for both Marketing and Analytics cookies.

    Therefore I have followed this thread and tried to implement a HTML ID which is added to the HEAD, BODY and/or FOOTER elements when, for example, only analytics is enabled.

    The code I used is:
    <id="analytics_enabled">

    In the GTM preview I see this

    Click Accept Analytics
Filters
HTML ID contains analytics_enabled
_event equals Analytics Enabled

    I suspect I am doing something wrong in my code which is why my tag isn’t currently triggering.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Daniel

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  • Plugin Author Moove Agency

    (@mooveagency)

    Hello @ridgeroad11,

    Thanks for using our plugins.

    The code you are using is not correct, you can try something like:
    <div id="analytics_enabled"></div>

    If the fix above doesn’t fix the issue, you can try to enable the force reload on accept and add the HTML element using PHP checker:

    add_action( 'gdpr_force_reload', '__return_true' );

    add_action('wp_footer','gdpr_gtm_check_sample');
function gdpr_gtm_check_sample() {
  if ( function_exists( 'gdpr_cookie_is_accepted' ) ) {
    if ( gdpr_cookie_is_accepted( 'thirdparty' ) ) {
      ?>
        <div id="analytics_enabled"></div>
      <?php
    }
  }

    Hope this helps

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