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Learn how to resolve the GTM configuration error related to `OrderPlacedEvent` in SAP-Spartacus. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to ensure a successful tracking setup.
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How to Configure GTM to Track OrderPlacedEvent in SAP-Spartacus

Tracking events effectively is crucial for understanding user interactions on your online store. If you're using Spartacus 4.2 and have encountered an error when trying to track the OrderPlacedEvent using Google Tag Manager (GTM), you're not alone. In this guide, we'll explore the problem and how to solve it effectively.

The Problem: Understanding the Error

While setting up tracking for OrderPlacedEvent, many developers face a common frustration. Upon attempting to include OrderPlacedEvent in their GTM configuration, they might receive the following error message:

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This error suggests that there is a configuration conflict, often due to the order in which modules are imported. Let’s take a closer look at why this happens.

Delving into the Solution

The issue usually arises when a feature module is imported before the core Spartacus module (@ spartacus/core). This misconfiguration can disrupt the augmentation of the Config type, this is why we need to pay attention to the order of our imports in the application module.

Steps to Resolve the Error

Open your app.module.ts: This file is where module imports take place and is crucial for setting up your Spartacus application.

Inspect Import Order:

Ensure that no feature module is being referenced before the @ spartacus/core module. The correct order helps maintain the type integrity needed by GTM.

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Modify GTM-Configuration:

Ensure your GTM configuration aligns with the corrected order in imports. Here’s an example of how your GTM setup might look:

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Run Your Application: Once you have restructured your imports and GTM config, try running your application again. This should resolve the error, allowing you to successfully track the OrderPlacedEvent.

Conclusion

Configuring GTM within SAP-Spartacus can be tricky, especially when dealing with event tracking errors. By carefully examining the import sequence of your modules and ensuring that core modules are loaded first, you can avoid potential conflicts and set up effective tracking for your events. When in doubt, revisit the configuration and module orders to avert similar issues in the future.

By following these steps, you should be able to track the OrderPlacedEvent smoothly, leading to better insights into your customer's purchasing behavior.

If you have further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out or leave a comment below! Happy coding!