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GA4 already anonymizes IP addresses, and forcing SSL appears to no longer be a configuration option.
LukeTowers
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LukeTowers
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Nov 29, 2022
| runEvents() { | ||
| this.events.forEach((event) => { | ||
| gtag('event', event.name, event.data); | ||
| console.log('logged event', event); |
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Measurement class is empty, what's the status of this PR? |
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@bennothommo what's the status of this? |
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I think it was pretty close to being done, but I don't have any need for it anymore. It was being worked on for my old job. I don't have access to any Google Analytics properties to test it out on anymore. |
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This PR will allow users to record events using the Google Analytics plugin, for tracking user interactions.
A new component, Measurements, is now added and can be used to either fire off an event immediately, or via interacting with an element on the page through the
data-track-eventattribute.