use_findologic_with_google_analytics:configure_google_tag_manager

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 **If you are using the Google Tag Manager, you need to have Google Analytics already set up properly.** **If you are using the Google Tag Manager, you need to have Google Analytics already set up properly.**
  
-<note important>​Only the newest version of the Google Tag Manager installed on your system will be used by FINDOLOGIC.</​note>​+<note important>​Only the newest version of the Google Tag Manager installed on your system will be used by Findologic.</​note>​
  
-<note important>​If the Google Tag Manager is installed, no other tracking options will be considered.</​note>​+<note important>​If the Google Tag Manager is installed, no other tracking options will be considered</​note>​
  
-   * To set up Google Tag Manager, open the **Variables** window, click on **NEW** and choose **Data Layer Variable**. The title can be freely chosen. We recommend something like **FINDOLOGIC ​search request**. This does **not** apply to the Data Layer Variable name. This needs to be exactly **findologicSearchRequest** and the Data Layer Version needs to be **Version 2**. +   * To set up Google Tag Manager, open the **Variables** window, click on **NEW** and choose **Data Layer Variable**. The title can be freely chosen. We recommend something like **Findologic ​search request**. This does **not** apply to the Data Layer Variable name. This needs to be exactly **findologicSearchRequest** and the Data Layer Version needs to be **Version 2**. 
-<note important>​The //Data Layer Name// has to be exactly **findologicSearchRequest**.</​note+ 
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 +<note important>​The //Data Layer Name// has to be exactly **findologicSearchRequest**.</​note>
  
  
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-   * Now open the **Triggers** window, click on **NEW** and choose the trigger type **custom event**. Here, it is important again, that the event name is exactly **findologicSearch**. The name of the trigger can be chosen freely again. We recommend something like **FINDOLOGIC ​search trigger**.+   * Now open the **Triggers** window, click on **NEW** and choose the trigger type **custom event**. Here, it is important again, that the event name is exactly **findologicSearch**. The name of the trigger can be chosen freely again. We recommend something like **Findologic ​search trigger**.
 <note important>​The //Event Name// has to be exactly **findologicSearch**</​note>​ <note important>​The //Event Name// has to be exactly **findologicSearch**</​note>​
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