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04-02-2018
12:46 PM
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Hello @lorenzo123. You can map your variable to a custom destination in the GUA tag named "displayfeatures". The tag template checks to see if u.data.displayfeatures equals "true" or true in order to enable the Advertising Features plugin.
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09-25-2017
09:57 AM
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@paul_leech You could add the main script as a Generic Tag, with the following as the base URL:
//cdn6.vizury.com/analyze/pixel.php?account_id=VIZVRM6547
Taking advantage of Tealium's script loader function from the tag template, create a JavaScript code extension, scope it to the tag, and add this as the code:
u.loader({
type: "script",
src: "//cdn25.vizury.com/ssp/US_NorthShoreCare/vizury_data.json"
});
u.loader({
type: "script",
src: "//cdn25.vizury.com/ssp/US_NorthShoreCare/wpn5195.js"
});
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09-22-2017
11:46 AM
3 Kudos
@paul_leech, there are some Tealium built-in first party cookies you could use to accomplish this. To use these data layer elements in the UI, click on the "Add Variable" dropdown on the right side of the Data Layer screen and choose "Add Common Variables". On the left hand side of the resulting popup choose "Tealium Built-in Data" and import this bundle.
The cookie you'd want to use for only firing a tag on a certain page view count is utag_main__pn, which persists a page view count. You could create a load rule with the logic of "utag_main__pn is equal to 2". Attach this load rule to your tag, and the tag would only fire on the second page view.
If you want a tag to fire on a page view other than the first, you could use utag_main__ss, which is a flag for start of session. On the first page view this value would be 1, otherwise 0.
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08-07-2017
09:41 AM
@anupama The purchase event is meant to be set at time of purchase (i.e. on the order confirmation page). Since transaction ID is a required GA purchase event field, our template will only fire the purchase event when order id is present.
Best practice is that you populate the coupon code on the order confirmation page. Setting this variable in the e-commerce extension, or manually mapping in the GA tag's mapping toolbox, will ensure this is sent as part of the purchase event, as outlined in the GA docs:
ga('ec:setAction', 'purchase', { // Transaction details are provided in an actionFieldObject. 'id': 'T12345', // (Required) Transaction id (string). 'affiliation': 'Google Store - Online', // Affiliation (string). 'revenue': '37.39', // Revenue (currency). 'tax': '2.85', // Tax (currency). 'shipping': '5.34', // Shipping (currency). 'coupon': 'SUMMER2013' // Transaction coupon (string). });
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07-28-2017
09:54 AM
1 Kudo
Best practice, @anupama, would be to set the coupon code to a utag_data attribute on the confirmation page, such as order_coupon_code. You'd then map this attribute in the Google Universal Analytics tag mapping toolbox to Coupon in the Enhanced E-commerce section of the toolbox:
The more "automatic" way would be to leverage the E-commerce extension. If you set your coupon code utag_data attribute to Promo Code in the E-commerce extension, the GUA coupon variable will be automatically populated without having to specifically map it as above.
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07-17-2017
02:35 PM
@feb Are you sure the pixel is not resulting in a redirect, with perhaps an updated value? Can you provide a screen shot of the network call?
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07-17-2017
12:36 PM
1 Kudo
The Krux Webhook is a deprecated feature and has been replaced with the Salesforce Audience Studio Connector.
This article will guide you on how to send audience data to Krux using their Mobile HTTP API via an AudienceStream Webhook Connector.
Before you begin, this article assumes your familiarity with the Webhook action, "Send Custom Request".
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Overview
This solution combines the following components from iQ and Customer Data Hub:
Krux tag in iQ
Persist Data Value extension in iQ
Visitor Attribute in Customer Data Hub
Webhook in Customer Data Hub
iQ Tag Management
Add the Krux Control Tag
Add the Krux Control tag from the iQ Tag Management Tag Marketplace. Configure the tag with the Krux Configuration ID provided to you by Krux.
Set Cookie with Krux User ID
In order to match the user you are sending via the Webhook connector to a Krux user, you need to extract the Krux User ID from the Krux object populated by the Krux Control Tag. The Krux object's naming convention will vary per client. The code to extract the user ID will be similar to Krux.ns.CLIENT('get', 'user') , where CLIENT is your specific Krux client name. You can either ask your Krux representative for the naming convention of this object or examine the object in Chrome DevTools Console by typing Krux.ns and examining the resulting object.
Once you obtain your Krux client name, follow these steps to save the Krux User ID to a cookie:
Add two variables in Tealium iQ Tag Management Data Layer.
krux_id as type UDO Variable
utag_main_krux_id as type First Party Cookie
Add a Set Data Values Extension to extract the Krux object User ID into krux_id. Set the Execution of this extension to "After Tags". This gives the Krux Control Tag a chance to create the Krux object.
Set the conditions for this extension to only set the variable if the utag_main_krux_id cookie has not yet been set.
Add a Persist Data Value Extension to store the krux_id from the extension above in a cookie.
Set the conditions to only store this cookie if the krux_id variable is populated and keep the first value set.
Customer Data Hub
Set Visitor Attribute with Krux User ID
Create a Visitor-scoped String Attribute named "Krux ID". Populate this attribute from the utag_main_krux_id cookie.
Add Krux HTTP API Webhook
This section will define the parameters needed to create the Krux connector using the Webhook Send Custom Request Action.
Vendor documentation: Krux Mobile HTTP API
Method: GET
URL: https://beacon.krxd.net/pixel.gif&tech_browser_lang=en
URL Parameters:
Mapped Attribute
Krux Parameter
Description
<Custom Value>
_kpid
Publisher UUID (provided by Krux)
<Custom Value>
_kcp_d
Domain (provided by Krux)
<Custom Value>
_kcp_s
Site (provided by Krux)
Krux ID
_kuid
Krux ID Visitor Attribute
<Custom Value>
_kua_<krux_user attribute_name>
Custom user attribute set in Krux
(e.g. _kua_cartAbandoner)
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03-28-2017
01:50 PM
This article will guide you through the steps to proxy HTTP traffic from your Apple TV using Configurator. Configurator is a tool used to add configuration profiles to Apple devices.
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Prerequisites
You must use the Apple Configurator to setup your profile.
You must use version 3.10 and higher of Charles Proxy.
Charles Proxy Setup
Configuring Charles Proxy
Open the Proxy > Proxy Settings... menu.
Enter "8888" on the Proxies tab in the HTTP Proxy Port field.
Open the Proxy > SSL Proxying Settings... menu.
Check the Enable SSL Proxying on the SSL Proxying tab .
Go to Help > SSL Proxying > Install Charles Root Certification a Mobile Device or Remote Browser...
The IP address listed will be used later in the Apple Configurator setup. Be sure to write this down.
Go to charlesproxy.com/getssl to download the SSL certificate.
Please note the download location of the certificate.
Exporting the Charles Certificate
Open Keychain Access
Go to File > Add Keychain and select the certificate downloaded in step 6 above
Select the Charles Proxy Custom Root Certificate
Select File > Export Items and export the certificate as a .cer file to a location on your local drive, noting the location.
Apple Configurator Setup
Creating a configuration profile using Apple Configurator
Go to Open > New Profile
Enter a name and unique identifier for this profile
Select Global HTTP Proxy from the left menu and enter the IP address and port from Configuring Charles Step 5 above.
Select Certificates from the left menu and select the .cer file you previously exported via Keychain Access.
Select File > Save to save the profile to your Mac, noting the location of the file.
Apple TV Setup
Installing a configuration profile on Apple TV
Connect the Apple TV to your Mac via USB.
The Apple TV will show up under All Devices in Configurator.
Select the Apple TV and click the Add button in the top menu.
Select Profiles and find the SSL certificate downloaded in Step 6 above. This will copy the configuration profile to the Apple TV.
Traffic from the Apple TV will now be proxied through Charles.
Removing a configuration profile from Apple TV
After debugging you must remove the profile from the Apple TV to stop proxying. To do so:
Doubleclick on the device in Configurator
Select Profiles from the left menu
Choose your configuration profile and select Edit > Delete
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07-13-2016
04:38 PM
2 Kudos
Since the issue is around product information, first thing I would check is to make sure that the "list variables type" selection in the E-commerce extension matches the data you are sending. In this case, make sure it is array rather than string.
Failing that, are there any errors ro warnings in the console?
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01-14-2016
09:31 AM
2 Kudos
correct link for extensions list:
https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/2-Tealium-iQ-Documentation/All-Tealium-iQ-Extensions/ta-p/5035
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11-04-2015
09:28 AM
@patrick_heavey
The issue is that you have non-encoded double quotes within other double quotes in the meta tag.
The meta tag content value is being read as "[{" becuase of the closing double quote.
To solve this you can use single quotes instead within the content value:
<meta name="asset_topics" content="[{sequence':'1','topic':{'topicId':'309','topicName':'Nutrition','topicTaxonomy':'Fitness and well-being/Food and nutrition/Nutrition'}}]" />
Note that this is not a Tealium issue. Search engines will stop at the second double quote as well.
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11-03-2015
10:36 AM
2 Kudos
Hello @santosh_sharma. Tealium does not provide any specific tools for this use case, but combining a bit of JavaScript and Tealium session cookies it is quite possible to achieve your desired results with minimal effort.
There are a set of first-party cookies set by Tealium, including a session start boolean and the session start time. More information regarding the Tealium cookies can be found here: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/User-Documentation/Tealium-Cookies/ta-p/138
Outline
The basic outline of what we'll do for this use case:
Set a cookie at session start indicating that our tag based on the timing interval has not fired.
If the timing tag fired cookie is false, set an interval to run a function every X seconds (the code below is set to 3 seconds)
In this interval function, check if the current time is more than 180 seconds than the session start time
If it is greater than 180 seconds, stop the interval, set the timing tag fired cookie to true, and fire the timed tag.
Steps
Enable the use of the Tealium session start cookie variable (utag_main__ss) within the UI by creating a new data source for it.
Create a new data source for your timing tag fired cookie (I named it timing_tag_fired in my example).
Using a Persist Data Values extension, set the timing tag fired cookie to 0 when session start is true.
Finally, set up a JavaScript extension for the setInterval function with the following code.
//only begin setInterval if timing tag has not been fired. interval is set to 3 seconds (3000 milliseconds)
if (b['cp.timing_tag_fired'] == "0") {
var interval = setInterval(function(){
//check if current time > 180 seconds from session start time
if (((new Date).getTime() - b['cp.utag_main_ses_id']) / 1000 > 180) {
//clear interval
clearInterval(interval); //set the timing tag cookie using the utag set cookie function
utag.loader.SC("timing_tag_fired","1"); // fire the tag
utag.view({event_name: 'timing_event'},null,[5]});
}
},3000);
}
utag.view takes three parameters - data, callback, array of tag UIDs
more info is here: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Developers/utag-link-and-utag-view/m-p/75
In this example, we are specifically firing the tag with UID of 5. You can find the UID for the tag you want to fire on the right hand side of the tag list in TiQ
Finally, I assume you only want this tag to fire for this particular utag.view call. To prevent the tag from firing on other page views, set up a load rule for this tag to fire only when a particular data layer element is set to a particular value and pass this value in your utag.view call. In the example here, you would attach a load rule to the tag to fire when event_name = "timing_event".
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10-29-2015
12:29 PM
1 Kudo
First, define the meta data element in TiQ so that Tealium is aware of it - make sure type is "Meta Data Elements":
Also add a new UDO topic_taxonomy data source.
In a Set Data Values extension scoped to All Tags you can set the topic_taxonomy UDO variable to the parsed value setting the variable to js code (note the code text is truncated in the image below):
JSON.parse(b['meta.asset_topics'])[0].topic.topicTaxonomy
Note that this will generate an error if the asset_topics meta tag does not exist. If there will be cases where it won't exist on the page, you can check for its existence:
(typeof b['meta.asset_topics'] != 'undefined') ? JSON.parse(utag.data['meta.asset_topics'])[0].topic.topicTaxonomy : ''
If your utag.js version is >= 4.38 you have the option of having this extension running before load rules if needed.
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05-01-2015
11:53 AM
1 Kudo
Hi Andre,
You can accomplish this with some jQuery in a JavaScript code extension.
{code:javascript}
var out = [];
$('.breadcrumb > ul').children('li').each(function(){
out.push($(this).text());
})
b['breadcrumb'] = out.join(':');
{code}
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10-15-2014
01:11 PM
Jesse, You mentioned this is in a javascript extension. Are you manually calling utag.link()? You will want to fire the manual event tracking using utag.link(), passing in the event-related values. The attributes below (event category, action and label) might be named differently in your profile. If you are not sure, you can check the Google Analytics mapped values in the tag config:
jQuery(":checkbox").change(function(){
if (jQuery(this).is(':checked')){
utag.link({
'event_category' : 'Some Value',
'event_action' : 'Some Action',
'event_label' : jQuery(this).attr('id')
});
};
});
If you wanted to capture all clicks, regardless of checkbox state, you could use Tealium's jQuery onHandler extension, like in the image I posted in the other reply.
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10-15-2014
11:41 AM
Jesse, Your current code is looking for the text value of the first label following the first checked checkbox. To grab the id of the checkbox changed, you would use:
jQuery(document).ready(function () {
jQuery(":checkbox").change(function(){
jQuery(this).attr('id');
});
});
If you only want the id when the box is checked (rather than unchecked), you can check for a checked status:
jQuery(document).ready(function () {
jQuery(":checkbox").change(function(){
if (jQuery(this).is(':checked')){
jQuery(this).attr('id');
};
});
});
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09-26-2014
09:05 AM
Nitin,
One way to achieve this is to add a javascript code extension to modify your unit price array values to make sure there are two decimal places.
Assuming the UDO variable is unit_price (adjust the code to the correct variable name if needed), add this as a javascript code extension. Scope it to all tags and place it above the e-commerce extension in the UI and these values will be mapped for all tags using e-commerce.
for (i=0; i < b['unit_price'].length; i++) {
b['unit_price'][i] = parseFloat( b['unit_price'][i] ).toFixed(2);
}
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05-28-2014
07:25 AM
As Clint outlined, you can pretty much copy and paste Simo's code as a Custom Javascript extension, replacing the push call with a utag.view call.
The only gotcha is that with Simo's setTimeout call passing a string won't work, as they are evaluated in global scope and will not have access to the locally scoped timeElapsed function. You can solve this by moving the timeElapsed function contents into setTimeout:
setTimeout(function(){
visitTookTime = true;
sendNoBounce();
}, 30000);
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