Early access

Drawings through Google Tag Manager

Already have GTM on your site? The ENTD Draw Button tag places a drawing on any page from your GTM container — marketing can launch drawings without a release.

A Google Tag Manager container installed on your site
Your ENTD Connection ID and the Drawing ID of the drawing to run
The template is on its way to the Community Template Gallery — until then email [email protected] for the template.tpl file

Setup

Import the template
In GTM open Templates → Tag Templates → New → ⋮ → Import, choose template.tpl and save.
Create an “ENTD Draw Button” tag
Fill in the Connection ID and Drawing ID (can be a variable — e.g. a Data Layer Variable per product page). Choose the mode: render the ENTD button into a container, or open the drawing on click of your own element. Set the CSS selector accordingly.
HTML
```

<div id="entd-draw"></div>
```
Add a trigger
Use Page View — DOM Ready on the pages with the drawing. For single-page apps also add a History Change trigger — containers that appear later are picked up automatically.
Preview and submit
Check the tag in Preview mode, then Submit the container version.

Customers and guests

Put the ID of the logged-in customer into the User ID field (usually a Data Layer Variable). When it’s empty, the visitor enters with an anonymous ID — or is sent to your Login URL, if you set one.

Troubleshooting

The tag fires, but there’s no button: Check that the CSS selector matches an element on the page. Selectors are case-sensitive; # is for IDs, . for classes.
The modal says “Unable to enter the drawing”: The Connection ID is wrong or your domain isn’t registered with ENTD yet.
Your site uses a Content Security Policy: Allow entd.tech in script-src and *.entd.tech in frame-src, and api.entd.tech in connect-src.

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Early access

Drawings through Google Tag Manager

Already have GTM on your site? The ENTD Draw Button tag places a drawing on any page from your GTM container — marketing can launch drawings without a release.

A Google Tag Manager container installed on your site
Your ENTD Connection ID and the Drawing ID of the drawing to run
The template is on its way to the Community Template Gallery — until then email [email protected] for the template.tpl file

Setup

Import the template
In GTM open Templates → Tag Templates → New → ⋮ → Import, choose template.tpl and save.
Create an “ENTD Draw Button” tag
Fill in the Connection ID and Drawing ID (can be a variable — e.g. a Data Layer Variable per product page). Choose the mode: render the ENTD button into a container, or open the drawing on click of your own element. Set the CSS selector accordingly.
HTML
```

<div id="entd-draw"></div>
```
Add a trigger
Use Page View — DOM Ready on the pages with the drawing. For single-page apps also add a History Change trigger — containers that appear later are picked up automatically.
Preview and submit
Check the tag in Preview mode, then Submit the container version.

Customers and guests

Troubleshooting

The tag fires, but there’s no button: Check that the CSS selector matches an element on the page. Selectors are case-sensitive; # is for IDs, . for classes.
The modal says “Unable to enter the drawing”: The Connection ID is wrong or your domain isn’t registered with ENTD yet.
Your site uses a Content Security Policy: Allow entd.tech in script-src and *.entd.tech in frame-src, and api.entd.tech in connect-src.

Drawings through Google Tag Manager

Setup

Import the template

Create an “ENTD Draw Button” tag

Add a trigger

Preview and submit

Customers and guests

Troubleshooting

Drawings through Google Tag Manager

Setup

Import the template

Create an “ENTD Draw Button” tag

Add a trigger

Preview and submit

Customers and guests

Troubleshooting