LaHacienda
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How to add Enhanced Ecommerce (ec) Plugin to squarespace?
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How to add Enhanced Ecommerce (ec) Plugin to squarespace?
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How to sent Data Layers for Google Tag Manager?
LaHacienda replied to quarterback's question in Coding and Customization
Hello, That's right, Squarespace does not support GTM implementation on their sites and therefore this is not supported on their checkout process, even if you're checking out users on your own domain, there's no control over what happens in the backend of that checkout page. However, we've found a workaround for this issue which works perfectly for us. So, the idea behind having Google Tag Manager on the site is so that you can track specific actions that you can't track by simply using Google Analytics - I take it that this is why you're also using GTM. One of the first st -
How to add Enhanced Ecommerce (ec) Plugin to squarespace?
LaHacienda replied to ParadiseTechsoft's question in Coding and Customization
Hello, That's right, Squarespace does not support GTM implementation on their sites and therefore this is not supported on their checkout process, even if you're checking out users on your own domain, there's no control over what happens in the backend of that checkout page. However, we've found a workaround for this issue which works perfectly for us. So, the idea behind having Google Tag Manager on the site is so that you can track specific actions that you can't track by simply using Google Analytics - I take it that this is why you're also using GTM. One of the first st -
Squarespace Ecommerce Tracking via Google Tag Manager
LaHacienda replied to matthowlett's question in Coding and Customization
Hello, That's right, Squarespace does not support GTM implementation on their sites and therefore this is not supported on their checkout process, even if you're checking out users on your own domain, there's no control over what happens in the backend of that checkout page. However, we've found a workaround for this issue which works perfectly for us. So, the idea behind having Google Tag Manager on the site is so that you can track specific actions that you can't track by simply using Google Analytics - I take it that this is why you're also using GTM. One of the first st
