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@parameter1/base-cms-marko-web-gtm

v4.40.3

Published

Google Tag Manager (GAM) Marko components for BaseCMS websites

Downloads

4,889

Readme

BaseCMS Marko Web GTM Components

Google Tag Manager components for BaseCMS/Marko websites.

Installation

Once you have a GTM container ID, you can enable GTM in your base-cms-marko-web application. To do so, include this package and add the following two tags to your app:

Usage: Marko

marko-web-gtm-init

This component initializes the GTM container(s) specified, and allows a standard set of inputs to be used for projects utilizing this package solo and for projects using the marko-web-deferred-script-loader package.

To load GTM normally, include the following calls, specifying only your container id(s) and any of the optional arguments: start, push:

<marko-web-document ...input>
  <@head>
    <marko-web-gtm-init container-id="GTM-XXXXXX" start=true />
    <${input.head} />
  </@head>
  <@above-wrapper>
    <marko-web-gtm-noscript container-id="GTM-XXXXXX" />
  </@above-wrapper>
</marko-web-document>

To defer GTM, ensure the marko-web-deferred-script-loader package is installed and enabled, and then specify the relevant on, request-frame, and target-tag parameters along with your component call.

<marko-web-document ...input>
  <@head>
    <marko-web-gtm-init
      container-id="GTM-XXXXXX"
      start=true
      on="load"
      request-frame=true
      target-tag="body"
    />
    <${input.head} />
  </@head>
  <@above-wrapper>
    <marko-web-gtm-noscript container-id="GTM-XXXXXX" />
  </@above-wrapper>
</marko-web-document>

To specify an alternative datalayer name, use the name="fooLayer" parameter1.

To pre-push data to the datalayer, you can use the push={ foo: 'bar' } parameter. See the marko-web-gtm-push component for more details.

To automatically start your containers, send the start=true parameter with your init component. Otherwise, you must manually start the GTM container with the marko-web-gtm-start component.

marko-web-gtm-noscript

marko-web-gtm-start

marko-web-gtm-push

marko-web-gtm-slot

marko-web-gtm-track-bus-event

marko-web-gtm-track-inview-event

marko-web-gtm-track-load-more

Usage: Vue/Browser

track-bus-event

track-in-view-event

track-load-more