General
This name will be used in the GTM data layer for the custom parameters object.
Event Triggers
Fire event when
Conditions
Important: verify your custom events inside your Ads Manager: watch this video to learn how
The following parameters are automatically tracked: content_name, event_url, post_id, post_type.
The paid version tracks the event_hour, event_month, and event_day.
Optional
When configuring GTM variables for these parameters, use this key: = $event->getManualCustomObjectName(); ?>
ATTENTION: the plugin automatically tracks ecommerce specific events for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads. Make sure you really need this event.
Important: Don't use the Dynamic Parameters to send users' personal data with your events because it can trigger warnings or other similar actions.
Track URL parameters:
Use [url_ParameterName] where ParameterName = the name of the parameter.
Example:
This is your URL: = $serverUrl ?>?ParameterName=123
The parameter value will be 123.
Note: if a parameter is missing from a particular page, the event won't include it.
Track form parameters:
Use [field_FieldName] where FieldName = the name of the field.
Example:
This is your field name: filed-name
The value of the dynamic parameter will be: [field_field-name]
The parameter value will be the value of the field.
Track MemberPress plugin parameters:
These parameters only work on a "thankyou page" with shortcode [mepr-ecommerce-tracking]Message with %%variables%% in here[/mepr-ecommerce-tracking]
Available parameters are described here.
All variables must have the prefix "mp_".
Example:
This is your MemberPress variable: total.
The parameter value will be: [mp_total].