It looks like you’ve put a good amount of effort into your code, but troubleshooting Google Analytics Ecommerce tracking can sometimes be tricky. Let’s walk through a few common reasons it might not be working and how you can fix them:

1. Check if Ecommerce Tracking is Enabled Make sure you’ve enabled Ecommerce tracking in your Google Analytics property:

Go to Admin > View Settings > Ecommerce Settings in your Google Analytics account. Ensure both Ecommerce Settings and Enhanced Ecommerce Settings (if applicable) are turned on.

2. Verify the Transaction ID The id field in both ecommerce:addTransaction and ecommerce:addItem must match. You have it set as '22287' in both places, so that part looks good, but double-check the transaction ID is unique and consistent across all transactions.

3. Correct Syntax and Order of Calls The ga('ecommerce:send') call should come after all the addTransaction and addItem calls. Your code seems to follow this, so no issues here.

4. Revenue and Data Validation The revenue field in addTransaction is set to '0.00'. Google Analytics might not log a transaction with zero revenue, so try updating it to a realistic value, e.g., '10.00'. Similarly, ensure all other fields have appropriate values.

5. Debugging Tools Use the Google Tag Assistant Chrome extension or the GA Debugger:

Install the Google Tag Assistant or enable debugging by adding analytics_debug.js to your script. Check the console for any errors or issues.

6. Ensure Proper Loading of GA Script Confirm that the script for Google Analytics is loading correctly:

Open your website in a browser. Check the developer console for errors and verify if the script https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js is successfully loaded.

7. Network and Tag Validation Use the Network tab in your browser's developer tools:

Look for requests to www.google-analytics.com/collect. Verify if the Ecommerce data (e.g., transaction ID, revenue) is being sent.

8. Additional Tips Check if any ad blockers or browser extensions are interfering with tracking. Ensure there aren’t other conflicting scripts on the page.

If using a CMS (like WordPress), verify your theme or plugin isn’t overriding the tracking code.

Testing Your Fix

After making these changes, simulate a transaction and verify if the data appears in the Google Analytics Ecommerce Reports. Keep in mind that it might take 24-48 hours for data to populate in some cases.

Let me know if you need help with any specific step! 😊