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@Michael_Kim_shc All the tags in a given profile will not run till DOM Ready. There is a Wait flag for each tag that controls if the tag waits for DOM Ready. You can set this to No for your analytics tag and leave it Yes for the others. If you wait till DOM complete you will increase the chance that a user will navigate away from the page before the tags fire. From a performance perspective I would suggest looking at precieved load time which is when the user gains control to navigate the page (DOM Ready) rather than document complete.   You can't load multiple utag.js files on the same page our library checks for that and will not execute the second time. There is a configuration to halt all tags till document complete https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/JavaScript-utag-js/Config-Overrides-for-utag-js/ta-p/14048 but you can't set that per tag.   If you absolutely want to delay the other tags till document complete I would suggest setting a load rule to look for a value in the data layer like doc_complete = true. Set all the tags that you want to wait to that load rule. Then you can fire a utag.view command passing in the datalayer at dom complete with the added variable doc_complete=true. I would suggest adding an extension scoped to the analytics tag to return false when doc_complete=true so it doesn't run twice. While this might serve your purpose, this wouldn't be a recommended practice and might cause unintended issues.   ... View more

  It sounds like you are looking for a profile library. You can read about them here https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Managing-Profile-Libraries/ta-p/13622.   ... View more

  @andrea_kebalo in you hook code that fires the tag add code to drop the cookie: document.cookie="videoviews=thirdvideo; expires=Thu, 18 Dec 2013 12:00:00 UTC; path=/";   Then set up videoviews as a cookie parameter in the data layer:     Finally add a load rule like:       This isn't the only solution, but it should work.   Thanks, steve  ... View more

Hey @steve_sherwood,   That is not a currently supported function within our Marketplace template.  You will need to either customize the template or reach out to your Account Manager for support.   Thanks, Steve ... View more

@steve_sherwood,   You are right the Marketplace template is uses GPT's single request.  If you reach out to your account manager with your requirements I am sure we can provide a customized template that will meet your needs.   Thanks, Steve ... View more

The compact library auto tracks certain lifecycle events, you can review them and the data that send here: https://github.com/Tealium/ios-library/wiki/features#lifecycle-tracking ... View more

The noview override is for all tags not a specific tag.   If you are on the most current version of utag, you could set a load rule so the tag won't fire on the initial page view and then when you do your check and know you want to fire the tag execute a utag.view({utag_data},null,[UID for Tag]), which will fire only the tag which you specify using the UID from the Tealium console and will load it if not already loaded on the page. For an answer tailored to your specific use case please reach out to your account manager for more information. ... View more

Hey Jarno,   If you want to have a single tag not fire on a page or in a given situation, I would use a load rule rather than suppression.   Thanks, Steve ... View more

The most likely answer is that your set data value extension for event38 is still true when the button fires. Try passing a different pagename with the button click and see if that clears it. Or add to your condition and check that print_coupon is not defined or doesn't equal Print Now. ... View more

You can add a javascript code extension scope it to the webtrends tag and input the plugins: u.plugins.formTrack = {src: "Pathto/formTrackPlugin.js"}; u.plugins.pageLoadTiming = {src: "Pathto/PageLoadTimePlugin.js"}; u.plugins.Preserve = {src: "Pathto/Preserve.js"}; Note the name after the 'u.plugins.' must match the plugin function name and the Pathto would need to be updated with the path you will be using to get the plugin javascript file. Hope that helps. ... View more

You can. Just setup a Javascript extension that is scoped to pre-loader and enter the code like: if (document.URL == "url of your iframe"){ window.utag_cfg_ovrd = {noview : true};} This will load the tags for the page but will suppress the utag.view that occurs on page load. Instead of doing the evaluation on the URL you could set a variable and value in the utag_data object that indicates that the page is an iframe and use that to suppress the view call. ... View more

Lukas, Without knowing the site and your overall setup it is hard to say. You could achieve this but to be sure we recommend the right direction I would ask that you contact your account manager so we can review everything in detail and provide the right solution. ... View more

Hi Jeff, You could add a javascript extension and update the split segment cookie value by hand on each page view, or just setup a variable at the window level to contain the next banner value to show. In the case to of the variable you would want it to update early in the page load process so I would suggest scoping that extension to preloader. ... View more

You could add a Javascript Code extension scoped to the tag you need the conversion for and then do: b.order_total = b.order_total * 100; You would need to do that for each UDO item that needed to be converted. ... View more