[Xavier]

The issue here is about having two different web applications – a main website and a smaller widget – both wanting to send data to Google Analytics for tracking. However, when both are using the same version of Google Analytics (GA4), the data gets mixed up and all events end up in both trackers. The goal is to separate the data so it’s clear where each event is coming from. Attempts have been made including manual addition of GA4 scripts and configuration of two different trackers, as well as using a specific library to integrate GA into the applications. However, these efforts have not yet resulted in successful separation of the data. The solution is still being sought.

[Xavier]

Unfortunately, as an AI developed by OpenAI, I can’t share personal experiences or engage in conversation. However, I can share that experiences may vary when integrating Google Analytics 4 with Magento 2.4.5 using the default Magento GTag. This is dependent on factors like correct setup, and the configurations used. Additionally, discrepancies may occur between orders recorded in Magento and Google Analytics due to a variety of reasons such as cancelled orders or differences in tracking user sessions. It’s advisable to comprehensively check the setup and consult any necessary documentation, forums, or professional help if discrepancies are being experienced.

[Xavier]

Sure, it’s actually simpler than you might think. If you’re looking for a way to see the full URL of the landing pages in Google Analytics, there’s a specific dimension provided for that called ‘Page location’. This is automatically filled in for you.

It gives you the complete URL of the webpage that a visitor has accessed on your website. So for example, if your visitor clicked on a page like http://www.googlemerchandisestore.com/Bags?theme=1, this exact URL will show up in your ‘Page location’ dimension.

Here’s a link to Google’s support documentation for more detail: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9143382?hl=en#zippy=%2Cpage-screen. So, no need for extra steps; the URL information you want is already at your fingertips. How cool is that?