Hello @vijay_yadav    You can find the floodlight documentation here. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Tags/Floodlight-gtag-js-Tag-Setup-Guide/ta-p/22751   Assuming you are impleenting one of our SDK's to handle the tags, you would want to be using the "tag management" option in the mobile publish settings, but you will want to follow through this process to setup the profile correctly - if it hasn't been already https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Creating-a-Mobile-Profile/ta-p/16328   If you've already got a tag setup and the publish settings not working, let me know here and we can try and work through what could be causing the issue. Alternatviely, rasie a support ticket and someone will be happy to help out further!

Hi @parth_gupta199  Here is a snippet: (function () { var currentTimeStamp; var getLastTimeStamp = function () { return window.parseInt(window.localStorage.getItem("teal_last_event_time") || Date.now()); }; var setCurrentTimeStamp = function (epoch) { window.localStorage.setItem("teal_last_event_time", epoch); }; var process = function () { var lastTimeStamp = getLastTimeStamp(); var timeSinceLastEventTimeStamp = Math.abs(currentTimeStamp - lastTimeStamp); var secondsSinceLastEvent = Math.round(timeSinceLastEventTimeStamp / 1000); setCurrentTimeStamp(currentTimeStamp); window.console.log("seconds since last event: " + secondsSinceLastEvent); b["secondsSinceLastEvent"] = secondsSinceLastEvent; }; var init = function () { currentTimeStamp = Date.now(); process(); }; init(); })(); Implementation: Add a JS extension and scope it to "All Tags" The code will: Run on any event that is tracked by Tealium Provide a variable in the datalayer called "secondsSinceLastEvent" with the seconds since the last event. Information is also printed to the console for reference Demo:        

Hi Tealium Members,I've a requirement where I need to fire an event tag to capture an informational message which displays on the page. But there is a functionality in the application where the page reloads after every 10 secs and as a result utag.js...

Hi Team,I have a question on qualtrics.I want to capture data first to the tealium from Qualtrics and next to the AA. Any ideas how it is configured???Thanks.

Hello team,Our client asked to have more than one analytics tag to track data going to two report suites belonging to different Adobe Organisations, on the same page. To be able to get an ECVID (mid) working for both the tags, we should have two...

Hi @ryan_andrews As you've said its mainly some styling changes, im assuming this would be primarly css changes. You can either define all of the options within the css template in the profile - and then use the Javascript template to add in the required classes using a statement to check on the domain. .example1 { font-size: 0.9em; } , .example2 { font-size: 0.9em; }   i.e  if (utag.data['dom'domain'] == "example1.com"){ var element = document.getElementById("myDIV"); element.classList.add("example1"); } else if (utag.data['dom'domain'] == "example2.com") { var element = document.getElementById("myDIV"); element.classList.add("example2"); }   Alternatively, you can defined the style in the javascript template, and then add whichever one is required based on a condition like the domain check again like the example above var styles = ` .example1 { font-size: 0.9em; } ` var styleSheet = document.createElement("style") styleSheet.type = "text/css" styleSheet.innerText = styles document.head.appendChild(styleSheet) Finally, the css is stored in the following property utag.gdpr.consent_prompt.content.css In theory you could overwrite this in an extension - but this wouldn't be the best way as you may run in to timing issues. I'd look in to the first two options above.   If you need to change the HTML, you could apply a similar approach - either creating the HTML for everything in the template, and using javascript to changes the css of the elements not needed to "hide them", or you could add the HTML elements dynamically through the Javascript (similar to how you could inject the css).   Hopefully this gives you enough of an idea with a few of the options you have to acheive something like this!

Hi @bradmarcus, sounds like you might need to do some custom Javascript, such as a Regular Expression pattern match or a substring statement to capture only the portion of the data layer object you want to collect. You'll want to use a Set Data Values extension with some Javascript. More info on these topics here in the forum and out in the search universe. Please let us know how it turned out!

Hi @samanthapowers  From your description and screenshot, it seems like you have an incoming data layer variable to UDH that is called user_days_since_last_purchase_bucket, and you wish to assign or unassign a badge based on this. I notice that in your screenshot, the rule on the assign enrichment is not using the same data layer variable ("user_days_since_last_purchase") as the rule on the remove enrichment ("user_days_since_last_purchase_bucket") Your problem might be as simple as that.