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We have the following requirement: On a Single Page Application, there is one page that can contain several widgets. The setup of these widgets is user-specific (every user has a different setup). The requirement is now to make a SiteCatalyst-Request on the display of the main page and one SiteCatalyst-Request for every widget. The question is now of how to implement these requirements. I thought of queueing the requests somehow like this: - Main page and every widget make a call to page_queue(data), where data contains the specific UDO parameters. - within page_queue, there are subsequent calls to utag.view(data, queue_callback), but the next call to utag.view() is only done in the callback function queue_callback What makes me unsure is that I once read in an article that you should avoid multiple calls to utag.view(). Are multiple calls to utag.link() better? Thanks in advance ... View more

We currently have the challenge that on our pages it can not be assured that all data used for our UDO is ready before loading the utag-script. We have pages where content is loaded dynamically and therefore certain UDO-parameters are only ready after a certain time. This is the reason I currently tend towards the approach to only use utag.view() for all pages, regardless of the type of the page (to have an easier general solution). My post is more a question about best practices, experiences of others. Does anybody have experience on integrating Tealium on "mixed" pages? Are there any concerns? Issues? Points to be aware of? Any feedback is welcome! ... View more

Is it possible to reload a tag with utag.view() or utag.link() that already was loaded before, but should be fired with different parameters? What currently happens: utag loader load my tag, but when I tried to set different parameter values and call utag.view() or utag.link(), it does not fire the tag again. Is there any solution for this? Thanks in advance! ... View more

I tried to fire a certain tag only when called when utag.view() is called, given certain parameter values. I have the following setup: - Tag "Tealium Custom Container" defined with loading rule: click_event equals mylink - By default, click_event is not set to value mylink (var utag_data = { event_click="" } => When viewing the page, this tag is not fired, as expected Now I invoke the following JS-call: utag.view({ click_event:"mylink" }); => I expected now the Tag to be fired, but it did not fire. I debugged the utag_data, the parameter click_event was set correctly to value mylink. My questions are: - Is my setup a correct way to fire specific tags by calling utag.view or utag.link? - If yes, what went wrong? - If no, is there another way to only fire specific tags by giving certain criterias? Thanks in advance! ... View more