We need to set up a way of tracking javascript events in the Scripler app. If we use Google tag manager we can do this without having to involve web-developers every time we want to set up new events.
To add Google Tag Manager to a site, add the following code onto every page of your website. Place it immediately after the opening
tag.
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We need to set up a way of tracking javascript events in the Scripler app. If we use Google tag manager we can do this without having to involve web-developers every time we want to set up new events.
To add Google Tag Manager to a site, add the following code onto every page of your website. Place it immediately after the opening
tag.