Or might there be a GA4 json export which I could use?

Hi @Alphaegen

we have an implementation in our pipeline, but unfortunetaly it's planned for late 2022 or early 2023 as UA will be valid until Oct.2023. It would be very nice, If you can provide a PR with the GA 4 sql in the meantime.

Thank you in advance and best regards

Hi @wbm-sbasler ;

Could you explain to me what you mean with this exactly?
" If you can provide a PR with the GA 4 sql in the meantime."

thanks.

First of all, I haven't been able to start on the SQL yet and don't have time to do so soon either. @wbm-sbasler

@VictorNorbart I can explain this for you tho. If you look into the Migration folder you'll find 2 *.default.sql files containing the default configuration for the layers. I'm not specialised in GA4, but I think it's possible to create GA4 versions of those containing the new datalayer layout used by GA4.

@Alphaegen @wbm-sbasler ; Thanks! I will take a look! If you need them, I can provide you with the GA4 GTM container with all tags, triggers and variables that we use for WooCommerce integrations to GA4. I can also send you the datalayers if you like. Perhaps you can use them as an example? :)

Any updates here regarding GA4 support? Any timeline?

We are also in the process of moving everything to GA4 and have also stumbled across the "old" DataLayer structure.

I have therefore started to convert the structure in the DataLayer to the new schema (https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ga4/ecommerce).

Actually there is not so much to do, because mostly only the keys (e.g. name -> item_name) have to be renamed and the events have to be inserted.
As soon as I'm done I would post the export of the settings here.

As soon as I'm done I would post the export of the settings here.

A work-in-progress export is available here: https://gist.github.com/createdwithlove/dbc2dc7203a85817d6fae070710681a4