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  • Hi ideefabriek

    Just to make it clear. I’m not the developer of GTM4WP. I don’t even use it myself. I am the author of a similar plugin and just happened to see your post, while I was looking for something else.

    I think the problem lies in the fact that your woocommerce products lists are very non-standard. In my plugin I specifically tell users that any solutions that not use WooCommerce hooks, functions, HTML classes, hooks or JS may not be properly tracked and this is most likely the case here. Switch for a moment to a standard WooCommerce product list and see if it helps. It should.

    Have a nice day
    Krzysztof Planeta

    Thread Starter ideefabriek

    (@ideefabriek)

    Hi Krzysztof,

    Thanks for your reply. Could you let me know how you see that our woocommerce products lists are very non-standard? And how should we change it to standard?

    Thanks!

    Krzysztof Planeta

    (@chrisplaneta)

    From what I see the product list was built in bricks. It has different HTML, CSS classes and PHP hooks. From what I see, the only thing that is the same as in WooCommerce is the class add_to_cart_button.

    I don’t know which hooks GTM4WP requires to output its data in these elements but you should investigate it and modify the template to start using it.

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