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This Google Tag Manager Recipe was originally posted by Isaac Abramowitz.
ItĀ allows you to track new DISQUS comments and sends that data to Google Analytics (actual content of comments is not transferred to GA).
Read this blog post if you’re interested in how it works in detail.
Attention, WordPress users! If you have installed Disqus comments with help of Disqus WP plugin, read this blog post. It explains what kind of modifications do you need to complete in order to make this work.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Download Container File
Download the container JSON file (right-click on the link and click āSave Link Asā or āSave Target Asā to save the JSON file to your computer). - Import JSON File into GTM
Log into your own Google Tag Manager container and head to the Admin section of the site. Under Container options, select Import Container. ReadĀ this blog postĀ for more details about importing a container file. - Update With Your Own Google Analytics Tracking ID
Update or create a new Constant Variable named {{YOUR_GA_TRACKING_ID}} with your Google Analytics Tracking ID (a.k.a. UA Number). I’d recommend usingĀ Google Analytics Settings variableĀ instead. Read this guideĀ how to properly change Tracking ID in the importedĀ container. - Add your DISQUS page identifier ID
Open your DISQUS widget’s source code (on your website) and find the following snippet of code:window.disqus_config = (function () { var hasRun = false; return function () { this.page.url = 'https://www.yourwebsite.com/page'; // Replace PAGE_URL with your page's canonical URL variable this.page.identifier = 'XXXXXXXXX';Copy that XXXXXXX ID, open tagĀ cHTML – DISQUS Listener in GTM and replaceĀ {{YOUR_UNIQUE_DISQUS_ID}} with that XXXXXXX ID. Read this blog post for more information.
- Preview & Publish
Use the Preview options to test this container on your own site. Try testing each of the events to make sure theyāre working properly. If everything looks good, go ahead and publish!
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