Added support for Google Analytics 4 Enhanced eCommerce

[discountscott]

Description (*)

Adds support for enhanced eCommerce event data in GA4.

Creates events for product view, category view, add to cart, remove from cart, cart view, begin checkout. Purchase events are already being sent.

Details on implementation from Google can be found here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ga4/ecommerce?client_type=gtag

Related Pull Requests

Fixed Issues (if relevant)

Manual testing scenarios (*)

1. Configure/Enable GA4
2. Set new config option Enable Enhanced eCommerce to YES
3. Visit a category page
4. Immediately after the gtag config will be the event view_item_list

Screenshots from Google Analytics Tag Debugging:

Questions or comments

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[fballiano]

I'd suggest to make the PR "editable by admins" ;-)

[discountscott]

I'd suggest to make the PR "editable by admins" ;-)

try now - it was still a draft, maybe why you couldn't edit.

[fballiano]

mmm shouldn't be that, there's no "Add more commits by pushing to the..." message, it should be managed though something like this: https://github.blog/changelog/2023-02-10-see-when-a-pull-request-is-editable-by-maintainers/

[fballiano]

thank you for this PR because it's a great feature to have!!

[discountscott]

mmm shouldn't be that, there's no "Add more commits by pushing to the..." message, it should be managed though something like this: https://github.blog/changelog/2023-02-10-see-when-a-pull-request-is-editable-by-maintainers/

On user-owned forks, if you want to allow anyone with push access to the upstream repository to make changes to your pull request, select Allow edits from maintainers.

That button doesn't exist for me... Maybe because it's not technically a user-owned fork (as it's owned by our company not my acct personally)? hmmmm

[fballiano]

@discountscott could be, it's not a problem at the moment anyway :-)

[discountscott]

@discountscott could be, it's not a problem at the moment anyway :-)

Looks like that is the issue, GitHub support ticket response:

I apologize for the trouble, but the ability to Allow edits from maintainers is only available for forks owned by a personal account and is not currently available for Organization owned forks.

We do have an open internal feedback issue around this and I have noted your interest in this feature, however please note that we can't say if/when this feature will been added.

[fballiano]

Hi @discountscott, do you think you'll be able to check the changes we discussed and the new suggestions? this PR is very interesting but if you wan't finish it I'd have to reopen it (as a new one) in order to be able to modify it.

[discountscott]

l be able to check the changes we discussed and the new suggestions? this PR is very interesting but if you wan't finish it I'd have to reopen it (as a ne

I apologize for the delay in these changes being implemented... I'll try and implement this week

[discountscott]

@fballiano Should be good to go now. No longer has the admin preference and it is integrated right into the standard GA4 implementation.

[ADDISON74]

It was good that we merged it. If changes or improvements are requested, we will know soon because the old code will no longer be functional. A good evaluation possibility to find out how many still use the Magento 1 platform too.

[kyrena]

I saw that two observers has been added with this PR.
But if we do not use Google Analytics 4, this observers are useless?
Not sure if adding a ifconfig (in xml will be a new lovely feature) can be usefull or not.