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@bmarcus You could scope this to "All Tags Before Load Rules". Just make sure to add a condition to check if ut.event equals "link". This way you do not need to add this code to individual jQuery extensions.  ... View more

Hi @mgensollen  Are the jQuery extensions triggering utag.view() or utag.link() calls. If so, the easiest workaround will be to scope these calls to specific tags. The tracking calls have 3 arguments. The first one is the data that is being passed to the tags. The second is a callback function that will run once the call has finished. The last argument, and in our case the most critical one, is an array of the UIDs that should receive this data.    With that being said, if you pass the UID of a tag, only the tag scoped extensions run and load rules are automatically skipped. This means that the tag with the UID specified in the function call will run regardless of its load rules and extensions scoped to all tags will not run.  Here is an example of what the call will look like: utag.link({data},null,[<UID of tag>])   Good luck!   ... View more

Hi! The utag.view and utag.link functions work similarly to most JavaScript functions as they are not asynchronous. However, both the utag.link and utag.view functions have a callback argument that you can pass a function to. You can read more about this functionality here. Hope this helps! ... View more

That is correct! You will manually need to trigger a utag,view() call once the user opts-in. In this utag.view() call, you will need to pass the utag_data object or any variable that contains the data layer for that page. Once the utag.js file runs, it will automatically read the OneTrust cookie and place it into the appropriate cp.{variable}. This variable can then be used as a load rule for the tags. ... View more