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Hello @dajo_rodrigo Yes, we can show HTML in modal offer. "Any time you see syntax enclosed in double hashes, such as ##MDLWIDTH##, you are seeing configurations that are pulled from the Standard mode. You can overwrite these by replacing the hashes and their enclosed contents with your desired values. You can alter the modal's height and width in the CSS window by replacing the ##MDLHEIGHT## and ##MDLWIDTH## values, respectively. The modal's header, body, and footer content can be altered by replacing the ##MDLHD##, ##MDLBDY##, and ##MDLFT## values in the HTML field" Please go through the following link for your perusal to conclude this. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Modal-Offer-Extension/ta-p/13730 Hope it helps! ... View more

Hello @sathomps, Open the website which encompasses the Tealium container and do the following action. Open Chrome browser --> Console --> Search for utag.cfg.v --> You will get the following details. Utag.js updated version Latest Published version details Hope this helps! Thanks, Srinivas ... View more

@Srinivasan it is possible to implement a global "onError" handler in JavaScript, which is designed to catch JavaScript errors (including a stack trace), which can then be reported to your analytics tool.   However, about 3-4 years ago, Chrome and Firefox changed the default security policies for error reporting for very good reasons. This means that errors will only be reported by the onError handler for scripts that are loaded from the same domain as the website, and errors occurring in other 3rd party scripts cannot be recorded (you just get a generic "script error" message, with no details of the actual error).   Therefore, if you wish to capture JavaScript errors originating from your own domain, you can do so by adding a window.onError handler function, but for script errors originating from other domains (Tealium's multi-CDN domain, for example, or another 3rd-party tracking tool), you're out of luck - it's just not possible to record these.   There are some exceptions to this rule, for cases where the 3rd party script returns an "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" response header, but this is generally not the case with 3rd party scripts. You can read more about the security issue on this very good StackOverflow thread: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5913978/cryptic-script-error-reported-in-javascript-in-chrome-and-firefox.   In summary, you will be able to collect error information from scripts loaded from your own domain, and you could subsequently pass this information to Tealium, and pass it along in turn to your analytics tool, but it will not give you comprehensive coverage of all JS errors. Our Google Analytics tag in the marketplace does support Google's exception tracking functionality, so once you have passed the information to Tealium in a tracking call, it's just a case of mapping the variables to the correct slots in GA. See here for more details from Google's documentation: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/exceptions   Craig.     ... View more

Thanks, @Srinivasan! I ran a test, and (ignore case) does mean it ignores the case of the value such that... An extension with [Condition: variable_1: equals (ignore case) : TEST] will execute even if variable_1=test or variable_1=Test or variable_1=tEst.     ... View more

What we have found useful is to leverage Tealium's version control. When we have multiple vendors working on the same profile we will require them to manage their own seperate 'branch'.  Their branch is typically a build off of the currently published production version of the profile.  From their they can coordinate who is currently publishing their profile to a given environment at a particular point in time (leveraging custom environments and the profile swicther where applicable).  Finally, once changes are finalized and ready to be moved to production they can be merged in with the other branches once they are published to production.  Some information on version control is here: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Tealium-iQ-Tag-Management/Versions/ta-p/5025 I hope this helps ... View more

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