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Hello @EstherVG. Your question is a little too general for us to answer. Can you read this article then elaborate on your question for us, please.
Thank you.
Hello Kathleen,
I am sorry for the detail, I include more information.
I have utag_data in each page with 5 variables, in product page I have to include 2 variable more in utag_data, how could I push these variables without use utag.view?
Thank you
06-02-2016 11:31 PM - last edited on 06-03-2016 10:19 AM by kathleen_jo
@EstherVG, if you have access to the html/js that defines the var utag_data you can add it there. This is perhaps only possible by IT or your pages developer. The advantage is that this is the easiest way to add a variable as the developer has to only say utag_data.new_variable='value'; and you are done with it. The downside is that you have to ask IT to do it and this might take some time, especially if you need to do this excercise for multiple pages.
You could also use a set data extension in tealium which allows you to add a value to a variable based on a condition. The upside is that you can change this yourselve, downside being that if you have a lot of pages you will have an unmaintanable list of extensions in the long run.
My advice, invest time in planning your 'standard' data layer, for specific pages,define the extra variables and plan with your IT POC to have them implement it
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