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Hi @dsavvy , I was trying to get product_category value assigned to my local data layer in different ways and finally i have accomblished the same.Thanks much for your time. Regards, Jay. ... View more

Hi @dsavvy , Thanks so much for the below explanation. It works and I can able to see the multiple value (array Value) passing in to my respective variable on the mentioned code. something I have changed the code below respective to my question as requested. var map = { 1005: "Men", 1006: "Men", 4569: "women", 8745: "women", } // Mapped all my product_ID to the respective category var product_id = utag_data.product_id; // Dymnamically I am getting data from the product_id at the end of the purchase. var product_category = []; var arrayLength = product_id.length; for (var i = 0; i < arrayLength; i++) { product_category.push(map[product_id[i]]); } console.log(product_category); // Here I can able to see the respective category which I am geeting from product_id. getting something like this - ["women", "Men"] Still no vaule for "utag_data.product_category" after purchase made but seeing the data when I console the code. However, the same is not passing to my respective data layer which is "product_category" so eventually category value is not passing at the end of the purchase made. Therefore, how do we map those array value in to my own daya layer (product_category). Could you please assist me to map those value getting from the console to my respective data layer. So that it would helpful for me to categories the product. Please let me know if any. Thank you! ... View more

thank you so muich for all your explanation. ... View more

It would automatically add in "code center" but not directly to your web pages. So, you can just add your own data layer directly on your web pages manually. ... View more

Hi Mark, Thanks so much. I have applied the code mentioned below on my "Javascript Code" extenion in Tealium IQ with Tealium collect tag scope specified. Moreover, on the mentioned code I have changed the look up array to look for "product_id" on the site. I guess that the way it should look up as a array and pust it the value. Am I correct here? please correct me if I am wrong. Changed something like this and tested. Even I can see the same result without modifying any changes on the code. var lookup = [ {'1008': 'men'}, {'1009': 'men'}, {'3256': 'women'}, {'43257': 'women'} ]; Now I can see that the "product_category" data layer varibale is an array but not getting a value whenever the site loaded with the product but I can see the "product_id" value perfectly . I am trying to debug using the "UDO Debugger" and see "product_category:Array[0]" for the category varibale. Please correct me if I am wrong and let me know for any other information. In regards to the AS, I will apply the mentioned steps and kep you posted. Thanks much! ... View more

Hi Mark, Thanks for your time on this post. Yes, you are right, let me try to explain briefly one more time. I am trying to assign the "product_category" name from the "product_id" value whatever it captured at the end of the purchase but I get only one name and rest is not capturing as per the look up extension method. Though, I should capture all the category name from the "product_id" which should look like product_category:["Men", "Women"]. However, I am getting only one name on the "prouct_category" variable at the end of the purchase as mentioned below. product_id:["1008", "3352"] product_category:"Men" Please assit me to capture all the category name under the "product_category" data layer from the "product_id" data layer at the end of the purchase. Therefore, I can segregate the visitor who have purchased on the different category based up on the value getting from "product_category" value. Please let me know for any other information. Thank much!   ... View more

thanks much for your explanation. I will try to understand the part you mentioned below and will execute the same to get the product_variable. ... View more