Tealium iQ Tag Management

Hi @erkin_unlu So you could do this with a tag, however, the content modification extension might be easier for you to achieve the outcome you are after. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/i...

Thank you for that answer @mitchellt! You rock! @pavoldzavan I have let your account manager @dburgess know about this post. He should be in contact with your shortly. 

@analytics_team, Thats interesting. From the initial look on the details provided, your configurations looks great.  We may need more details to better understand the issue. Here are some additio...

Quick proof of concept demonstrating how you can use Github's Content API in conjunction with TIQ's saveTemplate API to replicate a Github hosted file into Tealium's tag templates.. Run it directly in...

@schampernowne you could reuse the code I added to the Adobe UDH connector article to help you do this. If you use Tealium's proxy to Visitor.getInstance() in an extension scoped to the Marketing Clou...

Hello @UnknownJ,Excellent post and its really useful!!!

@anupama You will need to track product detail views. This is usually tracked in your data layer as page_type="product" or tealium_event="product_view". Then you will map that event to the "detai...

Hi @PansensoyI  -  are you using your browser's Inspect feature?   You won't see this in View Source, only in the browser Inspect Element feature (Chrome is easiest to use IMO...

If all you want to do is take the contents of your analytics object and push it into the UDO with each event, @JoeBrown, then you could achieve that with the following JavaScript extension, set t...

Hi @svanderhaagen,Tealium has a Flatten JSON Object extension which will take an object of the form:{ user: { user_city: "City", user_country: "US", user_login: "" } }An...

Hi @Stijn, I've lookup into your problem. There are a few problems. To start with, your newTrackingId variable is scoped to your setCustomTask function only and therefore not available at the moment t...

Glad to hear that you fixed the issue using a different method @vveerendra. Would you mind replying and letting us know how you did it? I look forward to reading your approach. 

Hi @UnknownJ. Brilliant job! Keep the amazing use cases coming!

Interesting use case @UnknownJ! My goodness I love how creative this is! Great stuff! Keep it coming!

Excellent work @simon_browning! Thanks for this.

Hello @rajeshkumarmm. Great question. The information that @davidcreason and @Srinivasan supplied you is correct. Please follow the link provided and fill out the appropriate forms...

Hi @sathomps,The first thing you'll need to do is to bring the browser's user agent string into the UDO prior to load rules being evaluated.To do this, create a UDO element called "userAgent" and...

Hello @adrian_browning,Excellent detailed elucidation along with screenshot to understand precisely.