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GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP · Version history

GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP changelog and version history

Latest version
6.1.0
Oct 29, 2026 (11 days ago)
Releases
8
since 2018
In the last year
2
about one every 1 day
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 7.4 or later

Releases each year

  • 20181 release
  • 20192 releases
  • 20203 releases
  • 20262 releases

20262 releases

  1. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 6.1.0Latest

    • New: form tracking for Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7 and WPForms, on by default. Successful submissions send form_complete, or generate_lead or sign_up for forms you set to Lead or Sign-up, with the form’s ID and name, including AJAX forms and forms that redirect.
    • New: goals with values. Mark results as goals, give them a value and a currency, and set per-form values.
    • New: GA4’s login and sign_up events for WordPress logins and registrations, and comment_submit for comments.
    • New: GA4 setup tab listing the custom dimensions, key events and GA4 settings your configuration needs, with warnings when Site Kit adds the same tag or events.
    • New: page attributes for content type and ID, content group, and the primary category from Yoast SEO or Rank Math.
    • New: gainwp.track() in JavaScript and a PHP recorder for sending your own events; gainwp_event, gainwp_event_recorded and gainwp_integrations hooks.
    • Changed: page attribute parameters renamed to GA4-style names (content_author, content_category, content_tags, content_publish_month, user_status); publish_year removed. See “Upgrading from 6.0”.
    • Changed: page attributes are sent with gtag('config') instead of gtag('set'), so they reliably apply to every event.
    • Changed: engagement events now work in Tag Manager mode, and links marked rel="sponsored" count as affiliate links.
    • Changed: scroll depth stops at 75%; GA4’s enhanced measurement covers 90%.
    • Changed: authors are always sent by display name; the username option was removed.
    • Fixed: a visitor’s opt-out is honored even after the site turns the opt-out shortcode off.
    • Fixed: link click events no longer send the Universal Analytics transport_type parameter.

  2. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 6.0.0

    • Rewritten for Google Analytics 4 and modern WordPress (PHP 7.4+, WordPress 6.0+).
    • New: Google Consent Mode v2 defaults, Global Privacy Control support, scroll depth for GA4, opt-out for Tag Manager sites.
    • Settings move to Settings → Google Analytics, with a status summary.
    • Settings from 5.x are migrated automatically. See “Upgrading from 5.x”.
    • Removed Universal Analytics, dashboard reports and real-time stats, Google sign-in, and features Google has discontinued.

20203 releases

  1. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 5.4.6

    • Last Universal Analytics release.

  2. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 5.4.5

  3. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 5.4.4

20192 releases

  1. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 5.4.3

  2. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 5.4.2

20181 release

  1. GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP 5.4.1

Questions about GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP’s releases

What is the latest version of GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP?

6.1.0, released on Oct 29, 2026 (1 week ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP updated?

2 releases in the last year, about one every 1 day. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from July 2018.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in GAinWP Google Analytics Integration for WP’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.