From the Browser
Javascript
From the Browser
Javascript
How to send events to your OneView Workspace from your website
Introduction
Sending events from your website can be performed in two ways: using a Google Tag Manager® Web Container, or by using Google® gtag.js directly.
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Google® gtag.js |
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Authenticating Requests
During alpha, domain verification is not available. Join and say hello in our Slack community to get a workspace for your domain!
Events sent to OneView from a Frontend Source are authenticated using . This allows your workspace to receive events for your domain.
Idempotent Requests
During alpha, idempotency on the frontend is not available. You can use a Backend Source if you need out of the box deduplication for your Conversion Events.
Sending Events
1
Add a Server URL
To send data to OneView, you need to add server_container_url to your config command:
- Make sure to replace
TAG_IDwith your Google tag ID. - Done 🎉
gtag('config', 'TAG_ID', {
// your other config options here
// ...
'server_container_url': 'https://collect.oneview.eu.com',
});
2
Review your configuration
If you choose to enable
url_passthrough you must know that it will only keep Google Ads-related Click IDs in URLs, disproportionately favoring Google Ads over other sources in attribution results. Learn more. We suggest to set this to false.If you choose to enable
ads_data_redaction you must know that it will only redact Google Ads-related Click IDs from URLs, disproportionately hurting Google Ads more than other sources in attribution results. Learn more. We suggest to set this to false.Consent
OneView is fully compatible with Google Consent Mode. No configuration required.
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