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01/15/2025, 1:44 PMdevMode
for you. However, before we proceed…
We were informed that there’s no need to handle trackingCallback
on our end, as it supposedly "works out of the box," so we haven’t included it in our code at all.
To be honest, I was a bit skeptical about that statement, but could the issue actually be that we’re missing the script tag in the <head>
? I assumed it wouldn’t be necessary for a React implementation.flaky-noon-11399
01/15/2025, 2:15 PMflaky-noon-11399
01/15/2025, 2:17 PMtrackingCallback
is called every time a user is put into an experiment. It allows you to track the exposure event and records which variation of an experiment a user has been assigned to. With the trackingCallback not in your implementation, this would be the reason you are not seeing data. Linked above is the React SDK trackingCallback implementation, please can you review your code in accordance with the doc?victorious-eye-42768
01/15/2025, 2:26 PMtrackingCallback
. Our data analyst mentioned that GA4 is pulling data from BigQuery, and that by default, GrowthBook should be sending this data directly to BigQuery without needing a trackingCallback
.
So, the question is: Are we expected to send the data to GA4 or BigQuery directly from our frontend?flaky-noon-11399
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