Nice video. However, I'm facing an issue here when following the same procedure with my implementation. I need to extract information from a variable that i created that contains more than one value, its an array which will often have a different amount of items in it(dynamic). Am i able to loop through the contents of the array and have them show up as separate Actions? right now i have one action in the events summary and its Label contains a string of the contents of that array all in one. I really need to learn how to split it up and if its possible to record it into multiple actions in Google Analytics. I'm using WordPress and DuracellTomi's GTM plugin that loads up a pageAttribute data-layer that contains the array separated with commas. Looks like this: pageAttributes : ['tag', 'tag2', 'tag3']. Any help with this would be appreciated!
Hi! 🙂 you are giving great value to the community! Highly appreciated! I thought you could help me out with something: Tracking prettylinks seams like kind of a hassle. Setting the Click Target URL is not working for links wrapped around images. Any idea?
elementVisibility is showing 2 times, why is that? I have a popup image that is shown everytime some1 visit a page. popup is activated via jquery after 2 seconds.
I want to track add to carts like this but it should be something like this: span.summary-top NOT 0 is it possible to make this rule? I don't want to track add to carts with a button click because it fails when people click it but have not chosen an item color
I made it but it was not the right solution for me... the add to cart event is now triggered whenever there is a new page load and the item is still in the cart... so every page load is triggers a new add to cart event even though there was only 1 add to cart action... it is only shown on each page that items in cart are NOT 0 I'm fucked maybe i will try as a trigger the click on the atc button AND no error message was shown
I adapted similar solution however it created serious issues in my digital tracking, as it produced more Session that Pageviews. As you know the GA "standard" tracking implementation starts with Pageview, by adapting Scroll tracking you will increase the chances of Session starts with "Event" especially for those who timeout. I would highly recommend if used to be tested on specific part of the site and if your satisfied with the data format then shift it globally. Thanks for sharing Julius, love your videos.
How variable "hidden" actually work?
Nice video. However, I'm facing an issue here when following the same procedure with my implementation. I need to extract information from a variable that i created that contains more than one value, its an array which will often have a different amount of items in it(dynamic). Am i able to loop through the contents of the array and have them show up as separate Actions? right now i have one action in the events summary and its Label contains a string of the contents of that array all in one. I really need to learn how to split it up and if its possible to record it into multiple actions in Google Analytics. I'm using WordPress and DuracellTomi's GTM plugin that loads up a pageAttribute data-layer that contains the array separated with commas. Looks like this: pageAttributes : ['tag', 'tag2', 'tag3'].
Any help with this would be appreciated!
Hi! 🙂
you are giving great value to the community! Highly appreciated!
I thought you could help me out with something: Tracking prettylinks seams like kind of a hassle. Setting the Click Target URL is not working for links wrapped around images.
Any idea?
GTM now includes this trigger feature called element visibility
Where?
elementVisibility is showing 2 times, why is that? I have a popup image that is shown everytime some1 visit a page. popup is activated via jquery after 2 seconds.
nvm, i doubled the script code so it triggered twice XD, thanks, nice videoa and it works like a charm
Hi MeasureSchool and Julius. Is it possible to track tabs? or i just just duplicate this process on each jquery tabs that i want to track? TIA
yes, you could do this on tabs too
@@MeasureSchool cool thank you very much for confirmation.
I want to track add to carts like this
but it should be something like this: span.summary-top NOT 0
is it possible to make this rule?
I don't want to track add to carts with a button click because it fails when people click it but have not chosen an item color
I made it but it was not the right solution for me...
the add to cart event is now triggered whenever there is a new page load and the item is still in the cart... so every page load is triggers a new add to cart event even though there was only 1 add to cart action... it is only shown on each page that items in cart are NOT 0
I'm fucked
maybe i will try as a trigger the click on the atc button AND no error message was shown
it really depends on your website and the right configuration. So it's hard to help you without having access to that.
Can I track third party ..?
no
I adapted similar solution however it created serious issues in my digital tracking, as it produced more Session that Pageviews. As you know the GA "standard" tracking implementation starts with Pageview, by adapting Scroll tracking you will increase the chances of Session starts with "Event" especially for those who timeout. I would highly recommend if used to be tested on specific part of the site and if your satisfied with the data format then shift it globally.
Thanks for sharing Julius, love your videos.