ganalytics | side module for tracking with Google Analytics | Analytics library

To revert this redirection of reference, go to D:\home\data\Functions\packages\nuget folder in kudu, delete system.net.http package. And then restart whole function app to reference original dependency.

Explanation:

Function host references System.Net.Http.dll assembly from GAC(Global Assembly Cache). Locally, file path is C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.Net\assembly\GAC_MSIL\System.Net.Http\v4.0_4.0.0.0__b03f5f7f11d50a3a\System.Net.Http.dll while on Azure, it locates at D:\.... It cannot be redirected to some package we install later using nuget, or we'll get error.

By default, Google Tag Manager doesn't send any data anywhere. When you do a dataLayer.push call, data is simply added to the dataLayer which sits in the client's browser.

For GTM to send data, you need to configure triggers and tags. If you want to setup GTM as passthrough so it sends whatever data you push to it to Google Analytics, here is an example: https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/create-a-generic-event-tag/

Some general info about GTM:

• Variables: they allow you to fetch data from the dataLayer
• Triggers: they are rules that define when certain tags should be fired
• Tags: they are pieces of code that can do whatever you want (add a banner to your website, send data to Google Analytics).

This error message happens when you send card details directly in the API server-side, instead of tokenizing. This usually has some PCI compliance implications so Stripe blocks it by default.

Usually, you need to change your integration to properly tokenize client-side with Elements or Checkout.

In your case though you don't control the code or integration since you are using a third-party platform called FoxyCart. They are the ones who should either start tokenizing client-side, or use Stripe Connect to make API requests on your behalf instead.

I would recommend talking to them (FoxyCart) about this issue so that they can upgrade their integration.

I recommend you try using Google Analytics v4 instead of v3 there are a number of dimensions and metrics which you will not have access to using V3.

The Google Analytics endpoint for data collection returns a transparent gif file (and it returns a 200 status for everything but server errors, so you can't use this to see if your data is actually tracked). A gif cannot be decoded as JSON.

If you want a JSON response you would need to use the endpoint for the GA debugger (google-analytics.com/debug/collect). That would give info if your payload is valid, but would not track the call.

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