Re: The Google Tag Manager Blues

Patrick_Burritt
Level 2

Re: The Google Tag Manager Blues

Yes, I did and I see the tags I want to firing, except the Munchkin one.

I've now tried it w/ various kinds of triggers, w/ a slight timer delay, only firing on published containers, none of which seem to get it to fire. Maybe there is some combination of triggers, timers, and settings that I have yet to work my way through yet?

Anonymous
Not applicable

Re: The Google Tag Manager Blues

If you can't see the tag firing with the preview tool but you can see others, i would assume that there's something wrong with your settings in GTM.

What you need is:

1. Create a "custom html"-tag.

2. Copy paste your asynchronous tracking code in.

3. Add the "all pages" trigger.

And it should work. If you've done this and it doesn't work i'm not really sure what the problem might be..

You can always delete the tag you have now and start over.

Patrick_Burritt
Level 2

Re: The Google Tag Manager Blues

Just ran through setup again and made a new tag. Still nothing.

SanfordWhiteman
Level 10 - Community Moderator

Re: The Google Tag Manager Blues

Found it. You're blacklisting custom scripts:

var dataLayer = [{"gtm.whitelist":["google","nonGooglePixels","nonGoogleScripts","nonGoogleIframes"],"gtm.blacklist":["customScripts","customPixels"]}];;/**/

This code is in one of your Drupal bundles, js__wPaqHD3aLKD3KZ7Xj5LiDw6XyhxcZowCpN-wR8NZvW0__eO9nvVe7SxQa2pqZn7kaXD9g0nIj3s2dZXJztP6KQlE__OXGP8IRvJ96V02YYq7bg4KaK6MzJYCwDbIJ2y2_uQs8.js

SanfordWhiteman
Level 10 - Community Moderator

Re: The Google Tag Manager Blues

Patrick Burritt​ please mark my answer above as Correct once you've retested, thanks.​