I’m trying to make a Custom JavaScript variable in Google Tag Manager. I need to find out if a specific word shows up in the body of the web pages’ code to help me sort out the subcategories. Here’s what I have so far:

function(){
{var hasStellar = (document.body);
var result = /stellar/.test(hasStellar);
return result}}

and I’ve used…

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Hey there, I’m digging into the google analytics 4 API these days, pulling some of the analytical data out into the open. But, I just can’t seem to nab that pesky Organic search data – it’s a slippery little sucker. Has anyone else had this issue before?

Now, I’ve got the code for the other metrics taped down, it’s working a charm. Got my… Read more

Hey, so I’ve been messing around with GA4 lately and I’ve hit a bit of a snag. You see, I’ve been trying to set up a filter that differentiates between internal and external traffic. Obviously, I don’t want to disregard our internal traffic completely – it’s still important to track those metrics too.

Everything in GA4 is running like a… Read more

Yes, as of July 1, 2023, Google has stopped sending hits from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4, so users must transition to the newer version of GA4. Aside from the React plugin for GA4, there are other plugins that are compatible with Google Analytics 4. For instance, Gatsby, a popular static site generator that’s built on React, offers… Read more

It sounds like you’re having trouble adapting a Google Universal Analytics method to the newer Google Analytics 4 for tracking the number of search result returns on your website. While I can’t provide a solution to the problem directly, my suggestion would be to seek advice from Google developer forums or communities dedicated to Google Analytics… Read more

Sure, here’s how it works.

Suppose you’ve got a simple version of the HTML code. A user clicks on an element, let’s call it “z”. Now when the user does this, Google Tag Manager (GTM) springs into action and captures the “data-analytics-title”.

‘Yeah, but why don’t we get the values for the “data-analytics-section-engagement” and… Read more

The error message you’re facing is essentially saying that certain combinations of metrics and dimensions won’t mix and match. It’s kind of like trying to combine two puzzle pieces that don’t fit together.

In your scenario, eventCount doesn’t vibe with campaignId or campaignName. To get your request going, you may need to let go of either eventCou…

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Based on your description, it appears that you’re experiencing a discrepancy between the count of your original purchase events and the divided events (i.e., regular and wholesale purchases) you’ve set up on GA4. This could be due to a variety of reasons such as:

1. Delay in Data Processing: Google Analytics does not always process data in… Read more

It seems like you’re doing everything right but GA4 might not be recognizing the utm_content param from your emails. In this case, ensure the email service you’re using doesn’t alter your links. If that’s not the issue, it might be a glitch with GA4—worth reaching out to them directly about it.

The function percentile_cont requires a float value, not a table. In your query, you need to use x.col to refer to the column col in your table x. Here’s how you can adjust your code:

With your ‘masterdata’ table data source,
the code ‘Select 10000*rand() as user_eng_time from unnest (generate_array(1,100))‘ generates data for… Read more

This issue could be due to the analytics tool taking some time to update. It’s also possible that there’s a misconfiguration or error with the way you’ve added your site to the ‘unwanted referrals’ list. The missing referrer information may be caused by visitors using web browsers with strict privacy settings, thus preventing the sending of referrer data.