Revenue details missing in GA4

Nobody here? O:-)

Hi Nicola,

Sorry for the late reply.
Could you post the URL of your site so that I can have a look at the add to cart events?

Hi Thomas, thank you for your reply.
The site is https://www.paoul.com/

Consider that for testing pourpose I modified your gtm4wp-woocommerce-enhanced.js script. To be honest, I think that there is a bug in that script (a GA4 event triggered inside a UA trigger event) but I do not remember the line.
You should be able to download the modified script to check the differences.

Hope to read soon from you!
Thank you!!

I found the line of the original script: 756 for the following code

		// fire ga3 version
		window[ gtm4wp_datalayer_name ].push({
			'event': 'gtm4wp.productClickEEC',
			'ecommerce': {
				'currencyCode': gtm4wp_currency,
				'click': {
					'actionField': {'list': dom_productdata.getAttribute( 'data-gtm4wp_productlist_name' )},
					'products': [ product_data ]
				}
			},
			'eventCallback': function( container_id ) {
				if (window.gtm4wp_first_container_id != container_id) {
					// only call this for the first loaded container
					return true;
				}

				// fire ga4 version
				window[ gtm4wp_datalayer_name ].push({
					'event': 'select_item',
					'ecommerce': {
						'currency': gtm4wp_currency,
						'items': [ gtm4wp_map_eec_to_ga4( product_data ) ]
					},
					'eventCallback': function() {
						if ( ctrl_key_pressed && productpage_window ) {
							productpage_window.location.href = dom_productdata.getAttribute( 'data-gtm4wp_product_url' );
						} else {
							document.location.href = dom_productdata.getAttribute( 'data-gtm4wp_product_url' );
						}

					},
					'eventTimeout': 2000
				});
			},
			'eventTimeout': 2000
		});

Thanks!

Your Siteground optimize is loading a minified version of the mentioned JS file which makes is quite hard to compare what are the changes in your version.

What I can see from the GTM debug tool is that you’ve added lots of extra data layer pushes to null the ecommerce variable. That is mentioned in Google’s docs since a while but the implementation in GTM4WP does not need this if you setup tracking the guide provided on the plugin website.

Could you save a copy of your modifications and revert back to the original script?

Here you can find the modified script:
https://www.paoul.com/wp-content/plugins/duracelltomi-google-tag-manager/js/gtm4wp-woocommerce-enhanced.js

What I can see from the GTM debug tool is that you’ve added lots of extra data layer pushes to null the ecommerce variable. That is mentioned in Google’s docs since a while but the implementation in GTM4WP does not need this if you setup tracking the guide provided on the plugin website.

You are right. That was a try!

Basically, I have commented out the GA3 pushes and added the currency to the ga4_product var at row 20

	// default, required parameters
	let ga4_product = {
		'item_id': productdata.id ? productdata.id : '',
		'item_name': productdata.name ? productdata.name : '',
		'item_brand': productdata.brand ? productdata.brand : '',
		'price': productdata.price ? productdata.price : "",
		'currency': productdata.currency ? productdata.currency : gtm4wp_currency
	};

Thanks!

Could you revert it back to the original version to that I can check how your site behaves using it?

Script reverted and excluded from minification!

I added a product into the cart and the add_to_cart event included the value:

https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/23765885?key=9dad80d5973718e40c50c054985dd03f

I see this details…
In Analytics: https://tinyurl.com/ybvuyj3n
(and I don’t understand the value 199000000)

In the Tag assistant I see 2 events: do you know why?
https://tinyurl.com/ycgvwmy4
https://tinyurl.com/y7p5nwwq

The problem is that I do not see the revenue in GA4 reports. The Google assistance team told me to check the currency….
“Dopo aver fatto maggiori verifiche all′interno del suo account, ho potuto constatare che c’è da verificare che sia impostata la corretta valuta.”

I do not what else to check…