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Add Tag manager to FUG website #868
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Emailed Rich to advise Bev 10/10 |
When does it kick in - before or after consent |
Conversation on Slack asking if Scott should help out here. |
Added Gray (and removed Bev, at her request) |
@DeniseColbert Can this functionality wait until switching the CMS? (I know WordPress includes full taxonomy management "out of the box") |
How soon might we be in that position, @arswright-alt-uk? |
@DeniseColbert Cancel that - I thought this referred to CMS taxonomy management (just now noticed the "Analytics" tag) - we can proceed straightaway, just need the Google Tag Manager installation code. Recommend adding Google Analytics (+ other desired tags as applicable) and publishing the container before retrieving the installation code to ensure things behave as expected when code is installed. |
I've given you access to GTM: Read for containers. Let me know if you need more/different. |
Install code obtained but container not yet published - I will probably need the Edit permission to change configuration (subject to approval) and I would need the Publish permission to proceed on my own, though anyone with that permission could publish the present configuration if it's correct. Install code:
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Publish access given, if you're happy to proceed. The ID matches the correct account, I think it's good to go. @richpomfret do we know how this will interplay with cookies etc? I.e. when things need to be triggered? |
@DeniseColbert @arswright-alt-uk is this now live? In terms of GDPR, no marketing tags should be fired until cookie consent is given (or set to 'true' depending upon how Bev implemented it). IF tags are fired without consent, the quickest fix may be to ensure anonymize Ip setting is switched on in Tag manager (I believe we have it in Analytics but Tag manager might affect that). |
@richpomfret Not live yet - GDPR was one of several considerations I need to address in testing (also need to mirror custom Google Analytics functionality in Google Tag Manager, confirm cross-domain tracking works, etc). Will update this task w/progress. |
@richpomfret Short answer: Looks OK at present (by the site's present configuration, IP's are anonymized and Google Analytics AdSense features are disabled in compliance with GDPR - scripts still fire but functionality is limited - unless/until the user sets a cookie to indicate acceptance). Long answer: per FreeUKGen/FreeUKGenealogy/issues/26 I took an inventory of existing Google Analytics configuration in preparation for use of Google Tag Manager - it appears as though the |
Rich to let Gray know that paper approvied, and set up conversation between Lemon and Gray re set up on AWS server |
Done a little while ago. I wonder whether this will be on hold until the Wordpress update has been made. |
I'd like to address the Craft Transfer to AWS (FreeUKGenealogy/issues/5) and any relatively-minor Craft fixes as prioritized by @DeniseColbert immediately with the goal of establishing as much of the desired functionality and content as possible before a feature freeze to support WordPress Migration (FreeUKGenealogy/issues/44) - will proceed through backlog as prioritized. |
Thanks for clarifying and sounds good to me @arswright-alt-uk |
I think this now needs to go 'on ice' until we make a decision on Wordpress rollout (considering the resourcing situation for this). It may well be desirable for us to go ahead and add in TAG manager when we roll it out on our other projects too (make it one big project, once we get to that stage in BMD2). |
We now have a new volunteer to help with this. However, we need to discuss how we might rollout Wordpress to replace Craft - which ideally should happen before GTA is implemented. IF too problematic, I would suggest moving ahead with using custom templates for GTA in the meantime (in order to handle GDPR settings with cookies). |
needs #867
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