You can check your browser’s Developer Tools (often accessed by pressing F12) and look at the Network Tab. Here, try refreshing your page and look for a request that starts with “g/collect?”—this is the request sent to Google Analytics. If it’s not there, or showing errors, your tag might not be installed correctly. You can also use the Google T… Read more

It sounds like you might be dealing with a timing issue. If the GA4 Configuration tag is firing before your dataLayer is populated, the variables will be undefined because the data isn’t there yet when your tag fires. To solve this, you can create a custom event trigger that precisely fires when the dataLayer population happens. You ensure this by… Read more

I see where you’re coming from, and I think there’s just a little mix-up! Your JSON is not behaving as expected because it should be sent as the POST “body” instead of as a formfield named “reportRequests”. Here’s an example:

<cfscript>
    // Let's set up our JSON request
    requestJSON = {
       "dateRanges": [{ "startDate": "2023-01-01",…

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The issue you’re facing, where some orders appear twice in the GA Report with the SKU ID listed as the transaction ID and no actual quantity, could be due to several reasons. It’s possible that the issue arises from analytics implementation – your codes may be firing twice due to page refresh or redirects. Another potential reason is that there… Read more

Hey there,

So, I’ve managed to connect Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to BigQuery for pulling out some data. As of now, BigQuery is taking the data for every individual day from GA4. But you know what? I kind of want it to be more streamlined. Like a steady stream of data in one single table, focusing on time-series data, rather than having each day be… Read more

Hey there!

Looks like I’m in a bit of a pickle! I’ve been having a go at developing a Chrome Extension and I want to use GA4 for analytics. So, for my manifest.json (v2), I’ve written something like this:

`javascript
“background”: {
“scripts”: [“src/bg/background.js”, “src/bg/ga4.js”],
“persistent”: true
},
“content_security_policy”:… Read more

Unfortunately, Google Analytics 4 (GA4) restricts data extraction to hourly intervals – meaning the platform does not support minute-by-minute data tracking. However, I would suggest looking into third-party tools or contacting a specialist for more options. It’s also worth checking routinely for updates to GA4 since new features and enhancements… Read more

The discrepancy you’re seeing between the GA4 data API and the GA4 interface or query explorer might not be due to data sampling. It could be related to how Google Analytics 4 applies filters, dimension limitations, or how it handles different event types. The GA4 data API might be returning a subset of the total events captured for the period.… Read more

It seems like you’re having issues with the URL you’re generating for provisioning in Google Analytics 4 Admin API. The issue could be that the account token is either not being properly added to the URL, or it’s not being recognized. I suggest ensuring that your account token (TICKET_ID) is valid, and also double-checking the permission settings… Read more

In Google Analytics GA4, the insights feature is designed to help you detect data anomalies and any large changes in trends. However, the timing of these alerts can vary. Currently, they occur based on the standard GA4 update schedule, and users aren’t able to manually set the frequency or specific time for these updates. Therefore, if you get an… Read more

Alright, so here’s the deal, we’ve just started rolling out GA4. We’ve got a bunch of UA-tags all set up in GTM. I’ve gone ahead and added a GA4 tag with the GA4 measurement-id in GTM, and it seems like GA4 is picking up some of our data, which is pretty nifty!

But here’s where I’m scratching my head a bit: do I need to go in and manually change…

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