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I believe our integrations team is working with Google to get a new tag set up, but I do not know if there is an ETA on when it will be available. You can add a request in our "Product Ideas" forum and that will help it get fast-tracked: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Product-Ideas/idb-p/product-ideas as it lets our development team know there is a need from our clients. ... View more

The App + Web property is somewhat different from the regular GTAG.js implementation of Google Analytics. With the new App + Web property, you need to send your "dimensions" in a "set" command as opposed to in the payload with the event being sent (https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/app-web/persistent-values). Since this differs from how our tag template currently works for GTAG.js, it will need to be modified. I suggest submitting a support ticket, as this type of request will require some expertise with the tag template and how everything is being sent to Google.   ... View more

Unless you've modified anything, you should be able to just map a variable to send the event when the correct value is populated. For example, let's say I want to send "event125" when the "event_name" variable equals "cart_view". I would add a mapping to the Adobe tag to send "event125" when "event_name" equals "cart_view". The mapping would look like this when complete: "cart_view:event125".  Once you have the mapping set up, you would ensure that your link event contains the variable with the correct value: utag.link({"event_name":"cart_view"}); When this event sends, the mapping will then trigger the event and it will be added to sc_events.  ... View more

Hi Priya, If you know that the data is available in the "b" object, you can reference it using b.variable_name. You can add this reference anywhere in the tag template that you need the variable's value.  Thanks, Jen ... View more

Hi Erik, The consent manager has the ability for the user to customize the CSS that is being used for both the explicit consent prompt as well as the preferences prompt. You can add media queries to the CSS to account for mobile and other screen sizes.  When you open up the consent manager, the second tab allows for the CSS customization. I recommend saving a back up of the original code, just in case you need to revert back.  More information can be found in the documentation here: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Explicit-Consent-Prompt-Manager/ta-p/22714?advanced=false&collapse_discussion=true&q=consent%20manager&search_type=thread#toc-hId-177760115 Thanks, Jen ... View more