Tealium iQ Tag Management

Thanks! That does the trick. Small change, big impact :)

It works! thank you so much Adrian!

Excellent to know @Gil123. Thank you for sharing! Let me see about changing the 'mousedown' to 'mouseover' in the code. 

It worked, thanks @steve_lake!

Our pleasure @philippe_uytten. 

@soufiane-fadil, it is javascript 'standard' or rule that one can not load a 'synchronous' code inside an asynchronously loaded file.  This is not a Tealium requirement but part of the ECMA stand...

@adrian_browning You should definitely update your documentation as I think there will be others encountering this problem too. However I accepted your previous post as a solution as it does...

Hi @Michael_Kim_shc   We do not have a cookie sync with Twitter at this time. Based on https://dev.twitter.com/ads/audiences/ta-realtime-integration-guide#idSync it looks like it m...

Hello, How can I do to set the link_text dinamically. For example, if I have an utag.link with this parameters: utag.link({pageName: "home",product: "car"}) And I do not have the link_t...

  "Passed in Object data" is the data that was sent through on the utag.view/link call.   A rule with hisvar = "maus" will fire indeed still fire with or with out the extra lines of cod...

@samrat_dsouza If you click on the Tools tab in Web Companion you should see "Custom Target Environments." You can then enter the name of the custom environment and preview it on the page.  ...

awesome! exactly what I was looking for.Thx!

Thanks Dave, this fixed the issue! 

Hi @Srinivasan - Please send an email to me (joshua.mesick@tealium.com) and I can assist you further.

@alexander_shabe   So after some experimenting here is a code snippet that I got working that would fire a milestone event once, per each milestone.   var playerCheckInterval; va...

Thanks @do_pham - The problem turned out to be a local code error (undeclared variable) and you're right - the order *should* be tag > custom plugins code > do_plugins, so once I'd fix...

Hi @adam_wolfers,   thank you for your answer.   We have five seperate values which we want to track all for themselves, aswell as combined as category. This is why I had to use the join dat...