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@ jonlevine

Yes, the issues is quite possible the P tags. Or in other words, wpautop. You can test this by adding a line to your functions.php file. Once added, you should not longer see the P tags:

remove_filter('the_content', 'wpautop');

One thing to note: this *might* affect some of your other pages’ formatting because the line of code is disabling WordPress’ auto paragraph formatting. [moderated]

@franco, there are various issues and largely depend on your theme. Can you post some details here or contact me over on xd3v.com?

@dannorris

I’ve observed the second issue (Add to cart) you mention and found that event tracking was not succeeding when Add-to-cart button takes you directly to the checkout form instead of the cart page. Does that agree with the scenario you encountered?

As for the first issue, I’m certainly not a fan of modifying any core Woo files and I’m left wondering: 1) what code did you change that resolved the issue, because the ecommerce_tracking_code() itself doesn’t include any <p> tags; 2) was it WordPress’ wpautop function that was actually inserting the tags and if so, is there a better way to correct the issue than changing the core files?

Just my thoughts. Look forward to your response.

Understood. Please feel free to pull the comment. Don’t like looking “iffy” :/

It’s a fairly complicated topic. You might find this BuddyPress + WooCommerce tutorial helpful.

garyhoody,

If you would, jump over to XD3V, scroll to the bottom, and send me your site’s URL through the contact form. I’ll be happy to take a quick look and help you troubleshoot.

pilkster,

Have you looked at the Google Analytics Debugger browser extension? If so, what’s being printed to your console?

Hi squidgydesigns,

If you’re still having an issue, there are some good troubleshooting tips at the bottom of this article that might help.

jadamsso,

I’m guessing you’ve already solved this issue, but just in case…

At least as of WooCommerce 2.0.12, the SKU gets recorded in GA if it is set on your product. In GA, when you look at Content -> Events -> Top Events, you have to select “Event Label” in the Primary Dimension in order to see the SKU.

Also, for other general troubleshooting tips for WooCommerce and Google Analytics integration, you can check this article.

But I hope this point is moot for you.

lamakun,

There is a good tutorial and troubleshooting tips for WooComerce and Google Analytics here.

There are some good troubleshooting tips for setting up WooCommerce and GA eCommerce transactions at the bottom of this tutorial.

pilkster,

Yep – it looks like Woo fixed a bug in class-wc-google-analytics.php sometime between 2.0.10 and 2.0.12 on line #217. In 2.0.10, they were sending an improper order ID to Google Analytics. I suggest you upgrade to 2.0.12.

pilkster,

I’m going to take a look at 2.0.10. But I can attest that 2.0.12 is in fact working.

There are some decent troubleshooting tips here (see bottom of post).

Note the need to setup Goals before eCommerce transactions will display in Analytics.