WP Full Picture lets you use server-side GTM service from Stape.io and improve how it tracks standard, custom and WooCommerce events and data. In this tutorial you will learn: This information is applicable to WP Full Picture PRO version 10.1 and newer. Step 1. Install and set up Stape’s plugin Install and configure Stape’s WordPress…
Migrating Google Analytics from Google Tag Manager to WP Full Picture’s integration module is fairly easy and straightforward. Step 1. Paste Measurement ID in the Google Analytics settings Step 2. (Optional) Enable and set up the WooCommerce module WP Full Picture automatically tracks WooCommerce events and cart/checkout/product data. The only thing you need to do…
As of WP Full Picture 9.0 Advanced Consent Mode is enabled by default. This is to simplify the user interface and allow for easier management of 3rd party tracking tools In March 2024 Google started enforcing the use of Consent Mode by websites visited from the European Union. WP Full Picture supports 2 types of…
WP Full Picture automatically tracks and sends to Google Tag Manager WooCommerce events and data that is listed below. purchase event Tracked on “Thank you for your order” page the first time it is displayed. The same order with the same ID cannot be tracked more than once. Data tracked with the event: view_item event…
This post requires at least basic knowledge of GTM. Let’s say, that your visitor opened a store category page with 6 products in the category and additional 4 in the sidebar. In total we have 10 product teasers. WP Full Picture counts views of these teasers, puts them into an array like this [1a, 2a,…
