dataLayer info is not outputting after update to 2.0.1

That's definitely weird. It's outputting the tag for me, albeit at the bottom of the page. See 🐛 In HTML Datalayer output snippet is at wrong location before body closing Active . And the lazy builder should "just work". Which I'm sure makes this especially frustrating.

I wonder if you've got another module installed that's somehow changing what happens in hook_page_bottom()? Like other modules that are trying to insert JS into the bottom of the page? Seems like a stretch ... but maybe.

What theme are you using? If your theme overrides the html.html.twig template file can you confirm that it includes the {{ page_bottom }} variable? If that's missing than content added in hook_page_bottom() wouldn't be added to the page.

And if it's not any of those things could you share the content of your datalayer config YAML file? That way I could try with the same configuration and see if it's something configuration related.

Thanks for the quick reply! I had another chance to look further into this tonight, and unfortunately still don't have an answer. What I tried:

• Switching the datalayer_page_bottom() hook to datalayer_page_top()
• Uninstalling any other modules that implemented hook_page_bottom() (AMP, Mailchimp, Tour)
• Removing my custom theme's html.html.twig template (even though it did have {{ page_bottom }} included)

I've included my datalayer.settings.yml contents below.

_core:
  default_config_hash: N67AkcKPlikWJbwxABv6MSMpGuXe36qWZfH88pEzeqc
add_page_meta: true
output_terms: true
output_fields: true
remove_from_admin_routes: false
lib_helper: false
entity_meta:
  created: '0'
  langcode: '0'
  name: '0'
  status: '0'
  uid: '0'
  uuid: '0'
  vid: '0'
enable_ia: false
ia_depth: 3
ia_category_primary: primaryCategory
ia_category_sub: subCategory
vocabs:
  tags: tags
  column: '0'
expose_user_details: ''
expose_user_details_roles:
  authenticated: '0'
  content_editor: '0'
  social_media_editor: '0'
  administrator: '0'
current_user_meta:
  name: '0'
  mail: '0'
  roles: '0'
  created: '0'
  access: '0'
group: false
expose_user_details_fields: false
entity_title: entityTitle
entity_type: entityType
entity_bundle: entityBundle
entity_identifier: entityId
group_label: groupLabel
drupal_language: drupalLanguage
drupal_country: drupalCountry
site_name: siteName
key_replacements:
  - ''

And it case it's relevant, the hook_datalayer_alter() implementation through which I handle multivalue fields and a couple custom additions:

/**
 * Implements hook_datalayer_alter().
 */
function bridge_utilities_datalayer_alter(&$data_layer) {
  // Modify data layer for Tags.
  if (isset($data_layer['entityTaxonomy']['tags'])) {
    $data_layer['articleTags'] = implode('|', $data_layer['entityTaxonomy']['tags']);
  }

  // Modify data layer for Authors.
  if (isset($data_layer['field_author'])) {
    $authors = $data_layer['field_author']['value'];
    $author_names = [];
    foreach ($authors as $author) {
      if (!empty($author['label'])) {
        $author_names[] = $author['label'];
      }
    }
    $data_layer['articleAuthors'] = implode('|', $author_names);
  }

  // Modify data layer for publish date.
  if (isset($data_layer['entityCreated'])) {
    $data_layer['articleDate'] = date('Y-m-d', $data_layer['entityCreated']);
  }

  // Modify data layer for donation confirmation order ID and revenue.
  if (\Drupal::request()->get('uid') !== NULL) {
    $data_layer['order_id'] = \Drupal::request()->get('uid');
  }
  if (\Drupal::request()->get('amount') !== NULL) {
    $data_layer['revenue'] = \Drupal::request()->get('amount');
  }
}

Thanks again!