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AdamOlczak · ‎01-23-2023

Hello Somesh, The tags, load rules and extensions work on "current" data layer object which is referenced by the b object in JavaScript extension. In your case you need to merge the utag.latitudeData with b object. You can do that with the following JavaScript Code extension set to Before Load Rules Scope and placed as high as possible in this scope using Load Order Manager. Object.assign(b, utag.latitudeData); Few notes: This is simplest possible solution. In case of key collision (ie. the page_name will be present in both data layer objects) it will prioritise right most value (in this case value from utag.latitudeData) It is important to merge into the b object, otherwise your changes won't be visible for other extensions, load rules and tags. When the key collisions are a problem and you would like to ignore values from latitudeData or just use selected number of values then script with a bit more logic will be required to be used.

AdamOlczak · ‎05-17-2022

Hi Andrew, Ad. 1: You can create a tag scoped extension that will send the network request when each assigned tag will run. In most tags nowadays you can use the variable u.id within these extensions to get the UID of the tag that is being executed. Note: this might be also covered by solution described in next point. Ad. 2: You can use Tealium Collect tag. In it you can place any URL you want it to send data to. Included data contain but are not limited to current data layer state, information on which tags have been executed during current utag.view/link call. Please note that to get a full picture of what have been executed you need to place it as a last tag in the execution order. So with that you could have some webserver that is ingesting the data storing them in a database and later you could analyze them. Example payload with execution state Best Regards, Adam

AdamOlczak · ‎05-03-2022

Hi @anish_john You can do a custom mapping to a "config.page_referrer" target manually. Example: Here I'm mapping a static text to the referrer. Giving the following result:

AdamOlczak · ‎04-21-2022

Hi Stefan, It seems that isn't supported currently. However you can edit the template Consent Management: General - UID:cmGeneral from Manage Templates interface. Around line 312 there's a logic to create the cookie; You can replace lines 312-318 with this Javascript code var cookie_string = [ utag.gdpr.cookieNS +"="+ encodeURI(mo2Val.join("|")), "path=" + utag.gdpr.path, "expires=" + expiry.toGMTString()]; if (utag.gdpr.domain){ cookie_string.push("domain=" + utag.gdpr.domain); } if (window.utag_cfg_ovrd && window.utag_cfg_ovrd.consent_cookie_samesite) { cookie_string.push("SameSite="+window.utag_cfg_ovrd.consent_cookie_samesite); if (window.utag_cfg_ovrd.consent_cookie_samesite === "None") { window.utag_cfg_ovrd.consent_secure_cookie = true; } } if (window.utag_cfg_ovrd && window.utag_cfg_ovrd.consent_secure_cookie) { cookie_string.push("Secure"); } So it will look like this: With that change you can set additional two values on utag_cfg_ovrd object like this: window.utag_cfg_ovrd.consent_cookie_samesite = "None"; // Allowed values are: Lax, Strict or None window.utag_cfg_ovrd.consent_secure_cookie = true; If you set consent_cookie_samesite to None then Secure directive will be automatically added. Best Regards, Adam

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