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HI Jason_s, thank you for your enquiry. Question: What is the expected data source from for u.myID value? Is it sent throught the custom tag mapping or from the data layer or else?   As a standard pratice, we would expect to see something like this: from: u.data.data-domain-script = u.myID || b.myID; to: u.data.data-domain-script = u.data.myID || b.myID || ""; - u.data.myID => would be from the custom tag mapping - b.myID => would be from the data layer  ... View more

Hi Chandu, You are correct so far, it's likely your revision id isn't valid or the its format incorrect: You should get something like this: Example:   {revision_id} = 202002111637 where {revision_id} = YYYYMMDDhhmm https://api.tealiumiq.com/v2/manifest/accounts/{account}/profiles/{profile}/revisions/202002111637/details Is this matching your revision id format? If yes, can you try another one after publishing TIQ? ... View more

Hi Darsha, This is a good question on how libraries work. From your description, it is likely the lookup extension is inheariting from the parent profile called: lib-global (under your account) therefore this is greyed out and it would need to be edited from the opended lib-global profile instead. To edit the lookup extension in TIQ, you will need to: - Open the lib-global parent profile as show in the green below from the top left menu (it should be found under your account as well): - Edit this lookup extension in the: lib-global parent profile - Publish your change to DEV/QA/PROD to the lib-global parent profile. - Re-open the child profile inheariting this lookup extension from lib-global. Should you see an orange star (marked as changed but unsaved) next to all elements inheariting from lib-global there (tags, extensions...) To update the changes just made from the lib-global library to the actual the child profile, please publish the child profile into the environment to test it, example: DEV/QA. It should resolve your question. Hope this helps ... View more

Hi lmontangie, This is a good question to address to Google but according to other sources on the web, there are 3 ways the GA sessions can expire: 1. A GA session expires, if no new hit is sent to GA server within 30 minutes from the time when the last hit was sent to the second.  2. A GA session automatically expire at midnight (11:59:59 pm) too: For example, if a user is browsing your website since 11:45 pm, his session will automatically terminate at 11:59:59 pm even if he continues to engage with your website. At 12 am a new GA session will start for your user. 3. A GA session can also expire if a user return to your website via a different campaign source. Hope this helps :) ... View more