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Update: I had this option enabled “Accommodate templates from version 5?” in the admin settings. I tried disabling that option to see what it would do. Problem is fixed now.

Yes, sorry I meant version 6.3.
It started malfunctioning from version 6.3 (and all versions after that). When I downgrade to version 6.2.5 it works.

Update: We use YayMail – WooCommerce Email Customizer to customize our woocommerce e-mails.
Whenever I disabled this email customizer plugin there were no invoices created. So I guess some incompatibility between the 2 plugins? But only very recently.

Hi,

I enabled that setting.
Nothings gets added to the order logs when an invoice is created by placing new order or changing order status.

Only when I manually create an invoice with the PDF Invoice button a order log gets added.

I’ll take some of that back 🙂 It doesn’t seem to happen when an order gets processed/finished in the backend.

I changed my approach and created a new custom metric to start with a clean slate.

1. I did a data import in GA consisting of 2 columns: ga:productSku and ga:metric2 (which holds the individual cost of goods of each product)
2. As GA now knows the “costs of good” of each product I don’t supply it to the datalayer myself anymore but instead I set the value of metric2 to 0 when we’re not on a purchase page.

add_filter('gtm4wp_eec_product_array', 'inbound_gtm_product', 10, 2);
function inbound_gtm_product($array, $event)
{
    if ($event !== 'purchase') {
        $array['metric3'] = 0;
    }
    return $array;
}

If I debug in GTM I see that this value is properly added to the datalayer.
But for some reason GTM doesn’t respect that 0 value, could it be?

3. Now after a couple of hours I see again lots of products with a “costs of goods” that is higher than the product revenue …
F.e. a product with an individual “costs of good” of 10.70 has been sold 3x but GA gives a value of 74.90 instead of 32.10.

Any idea what I could be doing wrong?

I’m not entirely sure if I get it correctly but would something like this work?

add_filter('gtm4wp_eec_product_array', 'inbound_gtm_product', 10, 2);
function inbound_gtm_product($array, $event)
{
    $product = get_product($array['id']);

    // cost of goods
    if ($event === 'purchase') {
        $array['metric1'] = get_post_meta($array['id'], 'yith_cog_cost', true);
    }
    return $array;
}

Greetings