- GTM template installation
- Tag configuration
- Trigger setup for key events
- DataLayer variables mapping
- Preview and debug process
Introduction
Sending events from your website can be performed in two ways: using a Google Tag Manager® Web Container, or by using Google®gtag.js directly.
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Google® gtag.js |
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Authenticating Requests
During alpha, domain verification is not available. Join and say hello in our Slack community to get a workspace for your domain!
Idempotent Requests
During alpha, idempotency on the frontend is not available. You can use a Backend Source if you need out of the box deduplication for your Conversion Events.
Sending Events
1
Set up a configuration variable
Create a configuration variable for your Google Tag
Step by step guide
Step by step guide
- Open Google Tag Manager
- Select the web container you want to configure.
- Open the Variables menu.
- Create a New user-defined variable of the type Google tag: Configuration settings.
- Add the following parameters:
- Name:
server_container_url - Value:
earth.oneviewhub.cloud
- Name:
- Name your variable, for example, “Server Configuration”, and Save it.
2
Assign the configuration variable to a Google Analytics Tag
Point your Google Tag to OneView
Step by step guide
Step by step guide
- Open the Tags menu.
- Add a new Google tag with your Google tag ID, or edit an existing one.
- In Configuration settings, select the server container variable you just created.
- Click Triggering and use the appropriate trigger. Learn more about Page triggers.
- Save the tag and Publish the container.
Consent
OneView is fully compatible with Google Consent Mode. No configuration required.