Integrate GA4 Google Analytics

Description

The “Integrate GA4 Google Analytics” plugin is a simple, lightweight, and fast plugin that enables Google Analytics tracking for your WordPress site. It supports Google Analytics 4, and allows you to easily integrate the latest Google Analytics code into your site properly.

Simple to Use

To use the plugin, simply enter your GA4 Measurement ID into the plugin settings page. Press the “Save Changes” button. Once the GA4 Measurement ID is entered, the plugin will insert the appropriate script into your site, allowing Google Analytics to access user activity on the site. It’s important to note that it can take up to 24-48 hours after adding your GA4 ID before any analytical data appears in your Google Analytics account.

To disable tracking for User roles, select the roles you wish to disable. Press the “Save Changes” button.

Automatic Installation

• Login to your WordPress Dashboard.
• Visit Plugins > Add New.
• Search for Integrate GA4 Google Analytics.
• Install and activate the Integrate GA4 Google Analytics plugin.

Manual installation

• Upload the entire integrate-ga4-google-analytics folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
• Visit Plugins.
• Activate the Integrate GA4 Google Analytics plugin.

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Changelog

1.3.2

• Update Tested up to tag to 6.5.4. 06/10/2024

1.3.1

• Update Tested up to tag to 6.2.4. 06/10/2024

1.3

• Update tags and description in readme file. 06/09/2024
• Update plugin short description. 06/09/2024
• Make the plugin translation ready by using the __() and _e() functions for all text strings. 06/02/2024
• Update validation callback signature: The validate_callback iga_validate_gtag_id now accepts the input value and an array of additional arguments. 06/01/2024
• Add feature to disable tracking for user roles. 05/23/2024
• Add asynchronous loading of GA4 Script to improve page load performance. 05/17/2024

1.2

• Update tags and description in readme file. 06/09/2023
• Update plugin short description. 06/09/2023
• Add instructions on how to find GA4 Measurement ID. 06/09/2023

1.1

• Update readme file. 04/13/2023
• Update screenshot image. 04/13/2023
• Retain plugin data upon Plugin deactivation. Remove plugin data upon Plugin uninstall. 04/13/2023
• Escape all output. 04/13/2023
• Use wp_add_inline_script to insert GA4 tracking script. 04/12/2023
• Use wp_enqueue_script to link to Google Tag Manager. 04/12/2023
• Validate the input. If empty, give error. If formatted incorrectly, give error. 04/12/2023
• Reformat the code to be easier to read. 04/12/2023
• Remove redundancies. 04/11/2023
• Sanitize input. 04/11/2023
• Submit plugin to official WordPress plugin directory. 04/07/2023
• Create banner. Create icon. 04/07/2023
• Test plugin with WordPress 6.2. 04/07/2023
• Update readme file. 04/07/2023
• Update plugin description. 04/07/2023
• Add section header and additional instructions. 04/07/2023
• Define settings page with one input, type text for the GA4 ID. Also a Save Changes button. 04/07/2023
• Register settings and sanitize the inputs for security. 04/07/2023
• Add link to the settings page in the plugin list. 04/07/2023
• Add custom settings page to WordPress Dashboard under the Settings submenu. 04/07/2023
• Add code to abort if the plugin file is called directly, as a security measure. 04/07/2023

1.0

• Update plugin description. 05/29/2017
• Create readme file. 05/29/2017
• Create plugin file. Requires the user to manually install and manually add tracking script to plugin file. 05/29/2017