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jarno_rossi · ‎02-28-2018

thank you so much, @UnknownJ!

jarno_rossi · ‎11-03-2017

Hi @dan_george, technical replies like your are always extremly apreciated. We use preloader exts to load a sort of libraries we can easily call at every tracking loop. At the beginning of preloaders we push to browser console some information and hilighting the version of Tealium currently loaded is something really important during our test/development. Thanks for the idea you shared.

jarno_rossi · ‎10-29-2017

Hi, we need to have available the tealium version (for instance what you place as comment at the begging for utag.js: "ut4.0.201710271217") within preloader extension. There is any placeholder of yours (similar to this syntax ##UTGEN##) that we can use for that? By the way... other side question, do you have a full list of ##UTGEN## placeholder we can use? Thanks

jarno_rossi · ‎02-17-2017

I'm wondering if there is any documentation about the value we have to use with these buil-it variables. I also would like to know how many variables they are.

jarno_rossi · ‎01-26-2017

Great @craig_rouse. I'm about to complete this big change.... but, I notice the "b" is no more empty at the beginning, there is something we should know in the way you manage/reset "b" inside "All tags" scope? I mean, we use a variable "b.Abort" as a flag to stop tags firing. At the 1st call we set "b.Abort=1" avoid any tracking call. Then on 2nd call I dont set "b.Abort=1" so I expect to have "b.Abort<>1" but it's still "b.Abort==1". I hope I'm clear with my question...

jarno_rossi · ‎01-18-2017

Hi @craig_rouse. Some deeper questions. if we decide to use "return false", can we place it into an extension? I mean, the extension is a function, so "return false" stops that extension and not the tag. Am I right? if we decide to use "load rule" to manage the tracking firing: can we stop any event tracking just handling variable we use in load rule? So, let's assume we track any click using Google Analytics, and tha GA tag has a load rule based on the value of GA_flag = 1 or 0. With an extension, that we run before load rule, we can manage the value of that variable and decide whether to track or not the event

jarno_rossi · ‎12-20-2016

Hi @chris_horne, but with javascript we write the name of variables into a text field. One of the leverage of Tealium UI is to dynamically refer to variables, so we can safely rename variables. So I'm wondering if there is already any solution for that. Thanks

jarno_rossi · ‎12-20-2016

Hi, I'm wondering if we can do algebra operation (+ - / x) using any extension. I dont want to use javascript extension because we prefer to keep variable name dinamycally updated in formula. Thanks

jarno_rossi · ‎12-20-2016

Good to know! We will align our code to this feature in the earlier of 2017.

jarno_rossi · ‎12-20-2016

Thank you both for your quick and perferct reply :-)

jarno_rossi · ‎12-20-2016

Hi Craig. I think we cannot use the load rule set because if you dont load a tag, you cannot use it later. That's why we implemented a way to abort (cancel) or freeze (pause and keep it for later) tracking calls. It means, we load the tags but sometimes we need to say "stop, this is not a real event we need to track".

jarno_rossi · ‎12-19-2016

Hi, can we get the tag id from a extension with a specific tag scope? We stop tags using "return false" into extension (for example when we dont want to fire the tracking call), but we need to set the scope to each tag we want to stop (is it right?). Hence we also need to understand which tag is currently running that extension because the events managing could be different. Thanks

jarno_rossi · ‎08-26-2015

That's great! Can anyone of Tealium staff confirm if this solution is sturdy enough or not? Thank you!

jarno_rossi · ‎06-23-2015

Hi Steve, if you avoid loading a tag using a load rule, that tag won't be never available in that page. I want to track the page view, but I need to post-pone the server call because there is something within the page that we need to check. What happen if I set "a=noview" using an extension tag scoped?

jarno_rossi · ‎06-22-2015

Hi Craig, if we use a load rule, the tag is not available in case of any needs (for instance if we need to track a click) on that page. So, I'm interested in the 2nd solution you mentioned (extension scoped to the specific tag), can you provide more details? It could save me!! Thanks

jarno_rossi · ‎06-22-2015

Hi Steve, that works for all tags in one shot. Do you think there is a way to do it for a specific tag only? I know there is an advanced settings for each tag that does it, but I need to decide this into the page loading and not in Tealium panel. thanks

jarno_rossi · ‎05-13-2015

Hi, when we value an event, should we use equal or colons? In the current thread you use equal, but in others I saw colon, so I'm confused.

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