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@DavidRicharz  These issues that you have run into are indeed known. There is an upcoming release that does revamp the utui.automator tool. A major focus was put onto the copy recursive functionality to make sure it works as expected, in the same profile, and then in a new profile. Adrian ... View more

Hi @TimH Just to follow up on @pmeyerdk it has indeed been released. The old tags and old tag extension have been deprecated. With the new tag and extension being made live. To note, if you are using one of the old tags, you will need to use the old extension, by either copying another you have, or asking support to add one into your profile.   Adrian ... View more

@sujay_das Also to note, many of the analytics tools don't like IPs. So if you are developing locally it would be worth updating you hosts files So that a valid domain is used in the URL. Adrian ... View more

@QuentinB I think what you might be after is the u.addEvent method. Documentation of it can be found here : https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Tags/Adobe-Analytics-SiteCatalyst-Tag-Setup-Guide-for-Tealium-iQ-Tag/ta-p/664#toc-hId-684706093 Adrian ... View more

Hey @mike360 So what you need to do is either use ^.....$ or ^.{5,5}$ .  Some good sites to show you what is hapenning/and for testing JS regex: http://francoislaberge.com/regulex https://regexper.com/ https://regexr.com/ They both do the same, but the second, says repeat min/max times.  Adrian ... View more

@sumi If you are still in need. There is a BETA tool that will allow you to download the data to csv, paste the link into Tealium Tools  https://solutions.tealium.net/hosted/tealiumTools/account_stats/account_stats.json Do you mean in the UI? You can select all, but this will give you the accumalted totals. The downloaded CSV from the above tool might help you with that Under the Versions Tab > scroll to the bottom of Versions and select Initial Publish, make sure you have "All Time" selected then you can see the date the profile was created. Adrian ... View more

@PatrickHegnauer Credit to one of our former colleagues Brian Kranson for this: //Inline on the page (function(t,e,a,l,i,u,m){ if(t.utag)return;e=t.utag={};e.e=[]; e.view=function(a,b,c){e.e.push({a:a,b:b,c:c,d:"view"})}; e.link=function(a,b,c){e.e.push({a:a,b:b,c:c,d:"link"})}; e.track=function(a){e.e.push({a:a.data,b:(a.cfg?a.cfg.cb:null),c:(a.cfg?a.cfg.uids:undefined),d:a.event})}; }(window));   // Very first preloader code // put the utag_events into the window scope as utag_events // then delete utag so that the utag.js will build up as needed (function(w){ if(typeof w.utag !== 'undefined' && typeof w.utag.e === 'object'){ w.utag_events = w.utag.e; delete w.utag; } }(window))   // DOM Ready Extension // loop through the window level array utag_events and call utag.track as necessary // utag.track will use the view or link or any event as well as the callback or list of tag ids (function(w){ if((typeof w.utag_events === 'object' && w.utag_events.length > 0)){ while(w.utag_events.length){ d=w.utag_events.shift(); (function(d){ setTimeout(function(){ utag.track({ event: d.d, data: d.a, cfg: { cb: d.b, uids: d.c } }); }, 150); })(d); } } }(window))   Adrian ... View more