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08-26-2016
08:37 AM
Placing the <script> tag directly in the iframe probably won't work and is contrary to facebook's directions. You will have to load an HTML page from your webserver or provide HTML code for the iframe with the javascript in that HTML code.
Excerpt from facebook's instructions:
Add your analytics code in one of the following methods: Specify the URL pointing to the source for your analytics code. Embed the full unescaped HTML and scripts as content within the <iframe> element representing this analytics code.
Please refer to https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instant-articles/analytics and https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instant-articles/reference/analytics
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08-05-2016
10:30 AM
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Thanks - I do have one correction - That Revenue is pulled from "_ctotal" and not "_csubtotal". :) I tested this in my sandbox and the data going out on the pixel call for both 'tr' and the product price in 'pr1pr:' were getting set to '0.00'. If there is automatic substitution of values afterwards it looks to be happening in the report suite at GUA and not client side in the Javascript.
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08-04-2016
02:21 PM
It is not clear if you wat to set the 'value' for the transaction or the 'price' for the item ?
For GUA, the 'value' for the transaction or 'Transaction Revenue' ( the 'tr' query parameter value ) is derived from "_ctotal".
If you have the ecommerce extension, look there to see that you have a sub_total variable mapped there. If you do then set '_ctotal' to '0.00' in an extension scoped to GUA with conditions set for this event. You then you will send a zero 'value' for the purchase. Alternately if you have a UDO total variable mapped to the GUA tag's 'Revenue ' then you wil set that to '0.00'instead.
To set just the 'price' to zero ( assuming that you only have the one item ) then the price or the 'pr1pr' query parameter is derived from '_cprice'. Setting that to zero is similar except product variables are expected as an array of strings. ["0.00"]
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07-28-2016
08:26 AM
2 Kudos
Any event in GA requires 'event action' and 'event category' to be sent on the utag.link call. This can be easily overlooked when first setting up events to fire GA.
This is a GA requirement, if you do not provide those two variables on the event ( with any other variable you want to pass) The GA library will not fire the pixel for the event.
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07-26-2016
02:29 PM
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@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 standard.
You typically have two options in Tealium to implement synchronous code, use the utag.sync.js or adapt the code for use asynchronously.
To load synchronous code, tealium provides for the use of separate file loaded synchronously to your page code. This file is the utag.sync.js file and is a separate independent file from the main utag.js file, typically loaded in the <head>. You have access to place code into this file through TIQ.
You must first have the utag.sync.js coded on your page to load synchronously ( usually in the <head> ).
You can then place you synchronous code inside this file through TIQ and code inside should be considered independent from the built in functionality of the utag.js.
Conversely if you have 'synchronous' code you need to implement you can always check with the vendor if they have an asynchronous version. You can also refactor the code snippet if it has "document.write's" to do the same thing but in asynchronous code.
If your tag must be loaded synchronously ( like Optimizely ) and through Tealium then you will need to consider using the utag.sync.js option.
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07-26-2016
11:03 AM
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A quick response would be 'probably not'.
SiteCatalyst is typically loaded synchronously in the <head> or at least top of body. Even if that is not the case, your developer would have to load SiteCatatyst in a way that waits untill Tealium is complete *before* loading the SiteCatalyst library.
Even if you did the s.object insetions in a 'preloader' javascript extension in Tealium, at the very best you will create a race condition where our code is running and completeing ** or not ** before the sitecat library loads off of the page code and uses the s.object.
These timing considerations would be taken care of if in the future you choose to load sitecat from within TIQ :)
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07-26-2016
09:58 AM
3 Kudos
The utag_main_ is a first party cookie, it is loaded on your firstdomain. Once on the seconddomain this cookie is a 'third party' cookie.
Third party cookies are also placed by advertisers and analytics, when you request a resource directly from an advertiser, like a pixel, it comes from a server on a different domain and it can place a 'cookie' when you make that request. Tealium's files are served from a CDN network on 'another' server but we do not place the cookies directly when serving those files, rather the code is loaded and run from within your code and off your webserver's domain. Hence the first party cookie.
TIQ does not have a built in third party cookie sync or matching service baked into the code. You can check with your specific analytics or advertiser vendor and see if they provide a cookie sync or matching service. You can then load that solution in tealium to process the cookies with their server/cookie/sync service.
Some other possible solutions would be to do some custom javascript to pass a query string for outbound links, that then pass the ID to the new domain... or if you have AudienceStream, then we automatically keep a 3rd party ID across domains.
If you have access to dev resources on your sites, then you can use a combination of placing a file on both webservers/domains and then loading that file from the 'other' domain in an iframe with the values getting passed in a query parameter. The 'other' domain requests this specific file from each other through an iframe. This file on the webserver would be blank but loading a specific utag.js file that reads the query parameters and sets them into a cookie. Since this file is requested off a server in another domain, it then writes the cookie on the other domain ( third party cookie ) . When you navigate to the second domain this same cookie becomes a first party cookie and can then be read. *source = @jason_paddock
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07-26-2016
08:38 AM
2 Kudos
The cookie you are placing in the firstdomain then becomes a 'third party cookie' in the seconddomain. Tealium does not have a built in method to place third party cookies.
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03-10-2016
08:14 AM
Hello @vicente_peris. We use a web-standard session. A session comprises a series of actions taken on a website where there is not a gap of more than 30 minutes between any two actions. The session ends when more than 30 minutes of inactivity has occurred since the last action taken by the user.'
I would look at the 'condition' you set in the extension. Is that condition met on the first page on your return? Anytime the condition is met, the cookie will be placed.
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01-12-2016
04:47 PM
1 Kudo
@andrea_kebalo
This is how I would test the link tracking on the current version of the AppMeasurement tag, sitecat will be similar - if this is not what you are seeing then I would create a support ticket to help you check your implementation and version of tag and H-code, or possibly your filter includes the link you are testing.
1) Filter your network traffic with 'b/ss'. This will help show only the sitecat pixel calls.
2) Click on 'Preserve Log' in the Network Traffic tab - see screenshot.
3) Click on an external link
When you land on the new page, the pixel for the event will still be in your network traffic log since you selected 'Preserve Log'. Inspect the pixel and you should see values generated for 'pe', 'pev1' and 'oid' in the query parameters in the corresponding pixel calls.
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01-12-2016
01:08 PM
2 Kudos
You can also use the 'Auto Link Tracking' in conjunction with the 'Internal Link Filters' that is available in the Sitecatalyst and AppMeasurement Tags in the Marketplace..
Here is a link to implementing SiteCat - https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/2-Tealium-iQ-Documentation/Adobe-Analytics-SiteCatalyst-Tag/ta-p/664
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12-15-2015
05:05 PM
@erik_kallevig The custom container does not provide for the config setting you are use to in the UI of other marketplace tags.
You can include the logic and code to set the configuration in the template code itself for each profile it loads into.
or in an extension scoped to the tag and mapped to a destination.
or you can set a value in an extension scoped to 'all tags' in the profile and then pick that up in the template code:
if (typeof b.some_configuration_value !== "undefined" && b.some_configuration_value !== "") {
someVendorObject.configurationValue = b.some_configuration_value ;
}
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12-11-2015
04:41 PM
you would set the configuration value in an extension like a set data value extension and scope it to the tag.
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12-11-2015
02:46 PM
Yes, you can use mapping.
For example if you map to a destination in the UI of the custom container to "some_configuration_value". Then in the custom container it would be set to u.data.some_configuration_value when the 'Mapping Code' runs.
In the section labeled as "/* Start Tag Sending Code */" you can use this mapped value to set a configuration value in a vendors object.
someVendorObject.configurationValue = u.data.some_configuration_value ;
If you want to set a default value and only overwrite it when the mapped variable is populated ,
someVendorObject.configurationValue = u.data.some_configuration_value || "some-default-value";
Setting the value for this configuration value would be done in an extension scoped to this tag, to the UDO property that is mapped to the destination.
To avoid 'undefined' errors in the code you can initializing the new u.data property where is gets declared towards the top of the template.
u.data = {
/* Initialize default tag parameter values here */
/* Examples: */
/* "account_id" : "1234567" */
/* "base_url" : "//insert.your.javascript.library.url.here.js" */
/* A value mapped to "account_id" or "base_url" in TiQ will replace these default values. */
some_configuration_value : "" // you can set here to empty string or the default value
};
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11-20-2015
08:09 AM
There is a new feature 4.38 and above. Setting for 'Execution before load Rules'.
https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/2-Tealium-iQ-Documentation/utag-js-Versions-4-33-through-4-39-Release-Notes/ta-p/5030
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11-16-2015
01:00 PM
1 Kudo
If you wanted your analytics to load after any performance measuring tool, I believe it will measure up to document complete.
In release v: 4.34 and above there is a override flag to "delay tags until the DOM readyState "complete" (aka "load") event -- this flag provides a delay that might make page display time speed up by pushing all tags (with Wait = Yes setting) to execute even later // Preloader JS Extension to set the flag to wait for readyState "complete"
//scoped “Preloader” JS extension
var utag_cfg_ovrd = {};
utag_cfg_ovrd.dom_complete = true;
An extra delay until readyState "complete" is added for older IE browsers by default. This is a fix for IE browser bug that reports DOM readyState "interactive" before it is really true. "
If you wanted to have the entire Tealium library from loading untill you can always could also wrap our standard async script injection in DOM ready code or use an EventListener to trigger loading utag.js at document complete.
jQuery( window ).load(function() { ...})
One caveat is that any of these measures will have an impact an analytics performance.
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11-09-2015
08:25 AM
Lookup tables are a 1 to 1 relationship when comparing a 'string' - it is structured that it will fall out when it hits the **first** match and give you one value to the one destination UDO property.
However when the comparison is set to 'variable type = array' it will increment through the array and set the 'output value' or 'default output' in the same index position of the destination array as the match existed or not in the source array.
Also when using 'variable type = array' the desitnation array needs to be defined before the lookup table extension.
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04-21-2015
03:34 PM
Referencing the page javascript variable in this manner allows you to pull in javascript variable's value into TIQ for use in drop downs in extensions and tags. When I need to set a global variable for use by a tag I intend to load, I will include the initialization in the top of the template for that tag. window.doWork = 'somevalue';
If you want to use an extension, you can also use a 'custom javascript extension' with the same code.
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03-13-2015
11:31 AM
You can use a Custom Javascript extension and 'build' your value with one extension:
Without knowing what values are for 'site' and 'section' this would be an example for concatenating the domain name to the pathname with the "/" removed using regex:
// original url = https://somedomain.com/directory1/file1.html
utag_data.site_section = window.location.host;
utag_data.site_section += window.location.pathname.replace(/\//g,'');
site_section would be set to "somedomain.comdirectory1file1.html".
I referenced the utag_data object above as you would need to in a preloader for a load rule, but if used in an extension scoped to a tag you should reference the 'b' object.
If you can give more specifics for the values used and an example of the final string desired I could give you a more precise code sample.
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03-11-2015
11:32 AM
You can use: jQuery(window).load(function(){ utag.link({data goes here}); }
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11-05-2014
09:21 AM
One other behavior is that is will bypass load rules and fire the tag(s) listed.
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11-05-2014
09:18 AM
Yes, you can fire more than one tag by delimiting with a comma just like you have it.
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11-05-2014
09:13 AM
{variable_1:"variable1",variable_2 : "variable2"}, ( is the JSON formatted data being sent)
null, ( is for future additional functionality, I believe for callback functions, but not used currently)
[7] is the UID number of the tag in your Tealium IQ console you want to fire.
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