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June 5, 2020 at 4:37 am
In Josh’s example, you have the EE_Transaction object within $transaction which means you have pretty much any data you need.
I’m assuming you already know JavaScript so you know how to add additional values to the dataLayer, correct?
So I can show you how to pull the values you are requesting, but some some aren’t as clean cut as they seem.
Currency: (already have by writing manually)
You don’t need to hardcode the currency, you can pull it from the EE_Registry:
EE_Registry::instance()->CFG->currency->code;
So, something like:
'currency' : '<?php echo EE_Registry::instance()->CFG->currency->code; ?>'
Value: (I have this setup already from code from Josh above)
You already have this, but imo, ‘value’ is a misleading variable name here. I’d recommend changing it to something like ‘transactionTotal’.
Reason being in x months when you view this code back and think ‘Value? Value of what?’ it’s not obvious without going through the code, ‘transactionTotal’ is.
Event Name Title/Class Name Title (?)
Event Name isn’t as simple here because a transaction can be have multiple registrations within them and if using the Multi Event Registration Add-on any/each/all of those registrations could be for different events.
The simplest way to pull a single event name is to use the ‘Primary Registration’ and pull the details/event linked to that. So at the top of Josh’s function add something like:
$event_name = 'Unknown';
$primary_reg = $transaction->primary_registration();
if ($primary_reg instanceof EE_Registration) {
$event = $primary_reg->event();
if ($event instanceof EE_Event) {
$event_name = $event->name();
}
}
Then in the JavaScript you can use $event_name:
‘eventName’ : ‘<?php echo $event_name; ?>’
Transaction ID (invoice or receipt# and how to display it on thank you page)
You already have the transaction object, so $transaction->ID(); will give you the ID.
Date
Date? Today’s date? Transaction date? (They may not match depend on what you are doing so you need to be specific here)
Transaction date can be pulled in using $transaction->datetime(true);
Is that what you are looking for?
(Note all of the above is untested and hand written)
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