Patryk

I understand that you can’t set it up. So, with the current settings, it is only possible to collect data that someone has opened an episode. Without the possibility of examining a change to another or pausing?

Hi,

I still have one thought – clicking “play” should trigger a different event than “pause”. In your plugin, even one button has several different triggers, displayed on different variables.

Wouldn’t it be easier if you could create a ready-made Google Tag Manager import container for download from your site? That would solve the problem regardless of what integration plugin or code the WordPress site owner uses. You would be a great help to your plugin users if you implemented such a solution.

You don’t understand. Choosing “play” gives a different trigger every time. Same with “pause”, each time it triggers completely different events. If it were as you say, then “play” would trigger the same event for playback, and “pause” for pause. Currently it is random, so no matter how many triggers you set, Google Tag Manager does not receive information whether the user selected play or pause.

Then there is error, because for some reason not always one trigger fires, but different ones.

Hi, turn off gtm4wp.formElementEnter an gtm4wp.formElementLeave.

Type trigger = Click All Elements

Fire this trigger when an Event occurs and all of these conditions are true

Click Classes -> equals -> icon_pp_play

I hope this is helpful.

Plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/duracelltomi-google-tag-manager/

(disable: Form fill events (gtm4wp.formElementEnter & gtm4wp.formElementLeave))

Fire this trigger when an Event occurs and all of these conditions are true

Click Classes > contains > icon-pp-pause

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Patryk.

I would like to help you, but I do not have such knowledge.

I think that if individual buttons were programmed, the task for people like me (working in GTM) would be easier. All you need to do is mark each event under Click URL. Separately for pause, play, and also when selecting an episode (play, pause). If you were able to add them also for the buttons: prev, next and fast forward and rewind, you would have the best plugin for collecting data for podcasters.

Collecting these events correctly allows me to verify to what extent data from a website, e.g. in Spotify for Podcasters, is correct. The options in the Statistics section in your PRO plugin are fine, but apart from them I also need to collect data in Google Tag Manager.

Thank you in advance for solving this problem.

The thread may have been closed because it waited too long for your answer. However, when I try to configure events (to have information about them in Google Analytics 4 and Looker Studio – that’s why statistics from the PRO version are not satisfactory for me), I encountered a different data delivery in Google Tag Manager Assistant. I mean that one time the icon-pp-pause designation is under Click Classes, and another time under Click URL. Once there is the icon-pp-play designation, so that the next click will show “played” or “playing”. It is analogous for playbacks. To collect an event about playing or pausing, you need to create several Triggers, which are not ultimately reliable anyway.

Envira: 1.8.12

PHP: 8.2.19

Hi. Is it already possible to tag the number of button clicks in Google Tag Manager?

I don’t know if we understand each other. The current version of the plugin (older Astra theme version), there is no error.

I’m waiting for the theme update. If the error persists, I will contact support. Thank you.

How’s work going? Another month has passed and updates do not indicate that measurement of this data is available.

Yes, but the previous version had no problem with saving.