Hey there! Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to fetch the user’s Google Analytics Property ID directly from your site due to security and privacy reasons. Google doesn’t provide such functionality. So the users still need to get the ID from their dashboard. It’s all about keeping the data safe and secure. Cheers!

Sure, can you guide me on how to see the real-time URLs visitors are viewing, like I used to see under “Top Active Pages” in the previous version of Google Analytics, now that I’m using GA4?

Hey there! I was wondering, can I grab the session id from Google Analytics 4 using the GTM variable? I need it for my offline conversion tracking.

In Google Analytics 4 (GA4), there’s no direct way to see referral traffic from your blog to your main site if they’re being tracked as separate properties because GA4 doesn’t automatically treat subdomains as referral traffic like Universal Analytics (previous version) did. However, you can get around this by customizing the referral exclusions.… Read more

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) by default perceives the page path by omitting the fragment (anything after ‘#’) which is common in single page applications like Vue.js. The Google Analytics 4 Debug view shows you the details behind-the-scene but the GA4 reports only use what’s before the ‘#’ in the URL.

To fix this, you will need to adjust your… Read more

You can put the initialization code for your react-ga4 package in the block that sets up your application (setup section) in your app.jsx file. This way, the package and its functions will be loaded and available to use just as your app starts to run. The initialization code helps to connect your app with the Google Analytics tracking system using… Read more

So, on our website, we’ve got these customer groups that we assign each customer to. Depending on their group, they can access different stuff. Now, what we’re wondering is how we can keep track of all the activity and money coming from each group using Google Analytics 4. Any ideas on how we would do that?

Do we need to set up Content Groups or…

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Currently, Google recommends using both tracking codes (UA-XXXX and G-XXXXX) simultaneously as it allows data to flow into both the Universal Analytics (UA) and the new Google Analytics 4 (GA4) properties. If you’ve linked your old UA to GA4 and data is flowing, you’re on the right track. However, Google has announced that it will stop supporting… Read more