Is this possible to create GTM.js server-side logic?
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Im using gtm.js to track some data into my site. This is front-end part. But I need to create server-side logic(.NET) to track my data. I can;t find any information on the Google guide about server-side. Please, tell me is this possible and maybe some examples. Thanks
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Im using gtm.js to track some data into my site. This is front-end part. But I need to create server-side logic(.NET) to track my data. I can;t find any information on the Google guide about server-side. Please, tell me is this possible and maybe some examples. Thanks
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Im using gtm.js to track some data into my site. This is front-end part. But I need to create server-side logic(.NET) to track my data. I can;t find any information on the Google guide about server-side. Please, tell me is this possible and maybe some examples. Thanks
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google-tag-manager gtmetrix asked Nov 19 at 15:50
Roma Pavliuk
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Im using gtm.js to track some data into my site. This is front-end part. But I need to create server-side logic(.NET) to track my data. I can;t find any information on the Google guide about server-side. Please, tell me is this possible and maybe some examples. Thanks
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GTM runs only on the front end (meaning on the client's browser side). But, as I can't determine based on your question what you are trying to accomplish, I can say that you can put some information in the dataLayer in the backend and then use that info on the frontend and manipulate with it in the GTM, before sending it further to any other scripts or tracking engines.
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GTM is a client-side Javascript injector. It's also not a tracking/analytics software, although it can be used to deploy such software.
If you want to track information to Google Analytics you can use the measurement protocol, a language agnostic protocol that can be used in any language that can issue http requests.
If you need to trigger other tags from the server a service like https://segment.com/ might help you (comes for a fee. I am not affiliated or anything).
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
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GTM runs only on the front end (meaning on the client's browser side). But, as I can't determine based on your question what you are trying to accomplish, I can say that you can put some information in the dataLayer in the backend and then use that info on the frontend and manipulate with it in the GTM, before sending it further to any other scripts or tracking engines.
answered Nov 19 at 15:56
IgorKol
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GTM runs only on the front end (meaning on the client's browser side). But, as I can't determine based on your question what you are trying to accomplish, I can say that you can put some information in the dataLayer in the backend and then use that info on the frontend and manipulate with it in the GTM, before sending it further to any other scripts or tracking engines.
answered Nov 19 at 15:56
IgorKol
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GTM runs only on the front end (meaning on the client's browser side). But, as I can't determine based on your question what you are trying to accomplish, I can say that you can put some information in the dataLayer in the backend and then use that info on the frontend and manipulate with it in the GTM, before sending it further to any other scripts or tracking engines.
answered Nov 19 at 15:56
IgorKol
556
GTM runs only on the front end (meaning on the client's browser side). But, as I can't determine based on your question what you are trying to accomplish, I can say that you can put some information in the dataLayer in the backend and then use that info on the frontend and manipulate with it in the GTM, before sending it further to any other scripts or tracking engines.
answered Nov 19 at 15:56
IgorKol
556
answered Nov 19 at 15:56
IgorKol
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answered Nov 19 at 15:56
IgorKol
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answered Nov 19 at 15:56
IgorKol
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GTM is a client-side Javascript injector. It's also not a tracking/analytics software, although it can be used to deploy such software.
If you want to track information to Google Analytics you can use the measurement protocol, a language agnostic protocol that can be used in any language that can issue http requests.
If you need to trigger other tags from the server a service like https://segment.com/ might help you (comes for a fee. I am not affiliated or anything).
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
Eike Pierstorff
24.3k32245
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GTM is a client-side Javascript injector. It's also not a tracking/analytics software, although it can be used to deploy such software.
If you want to track information to Google Analytics you can use the measurement protocol, a language agnostic protocol that can be used in any language that can issue http requests.
If you need to trigger other tags from the server a service like https://segment.com/ might help you (comes for a fee. I am not affiliated or anything).
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
Eike Pierstorff
24.3k32245
add a comment |
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GTM is a client-side Javascript injector. It's also not a tracking/analytics software, although it can be used to deploy such software.
If you want to track information to Google Analytics you can use the measurement protocol, a language agnostic protocol that can be used in any language that can issue http requests.
If you need to trigger other tags from the server a service like https://segment.com/ might help you (comes for a fee. I am not affiliated or anything).
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
Eike Pierstorff
24.3k32245
GTM is a client-side Javascript injector. It's also not a tracking/analytics software, although it can be used to deploy such software.
If you want to track information to Google Analytics you can use the measurement protocol, a language agnostic protocol that can be used in any language that can issue http requests.
If you need to trigger other tags from the server a service like https://segment.com/ might help you (comes for a fee. I am not affiliated or anything).
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
Eike Pierstorff
24.3k32245
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
Eike Pierstorff
24.3k32245
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
Eike Pierstorff
24.3k32245
answered Nov 19 at 22:06
Eike Pierstorff
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