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Hi all,  This is a general question. What will happen with order of operations on this scenario: UDO - User Consent = false; Read local storage. utag.view({UDO - User Consent: true}); ===> called from preloader extension Will the tags macthing "UDO - User Consent"  be triggered inmediatly or order of operations will respected? Best regards,  ... View more

Hi,  Is it normal behaviour having tags being sent twice durin page load? The first time they are sent is after the tags loads, on this instruction utag.o[loader].loader.LOAD(id). Second sent happens when it's called the utag.loader.END() function. Thanks,  ... View more

Hi all,  I'm having some issues to trigger a tag programatically using ".link()" function. After some debugging I found the issue is caused because I have an Adobe Eloqua and Ghostery tags configured as "Bundle Flag = No" and "Tag Timing = DOM Ready". I tried creating a new Tealium Custom Container tag using that configuration and I got not issue. I found ".link()" function doesn't work because "this.iflag" is false (value 0) so "[tag].send" is not called. The reason why "this.iflag == 0" is "utag.loader.END()" is never called because "[tag].load == 1" for Eloqua and Ghostery tags.     If I bundle the tags or set them up as "Tag Timing = Prioritized" ".link()" function works as expected. Thanks,  ... View more

Hi,  I have to fire a Tag based on UDO value after click on a button. In this case, when the user clicks on the button I setup the UDO value which is used as condition by the Tag. I found a way to make it work, but it doesn't work for me due to scalability reasons. I tried three different implementations (see screenshot below): Implementation #1: is the one I would like to use, but it doesn't work. Is there something wrong in my configuration? or this not a correct way to make it work? Implementation #2: is the one that worked, but is not good when I try to combine it with other Tag firing logic. Implementation #3: probably is the solution to implement in this case. But I'm trying avoid to have 2 utag.link() calls (consider in real case I wouldn't know where second utag.link() will be called). Tag configuration Implementation #1 (the one that doesn't work) Implementation #2 (the one that works) Implementation #3 (possible solution if #1 is not a correct implementation) PS: the code you can see above is testing code, just to try the logic as simple as possible. But what I want to do is avoid to have a new utag.view() or utag.link(). Instead of that I want to let the next utag.view() or utag.link() executed by any other Tag fire the FloodLight Tag. Thanks! ... View more

Hi all,  I have a Tag and I would like to fire when I setup an specific value. I've created an UDO variable and my Tag looks like: My expectation is this code should make it fire: document.getElementById('my-btn').addEventListener('click', function(){ utag_data.fire_type = 'user_interaction'; }); But it doesn't. Instead of that, I have to call < utag.view() > to make it work: document.getElementById('my-btn').addEventListener('click', function(){ utag_data.fire_type = 'user_interaction'; utag.view({}, function() { utag.o['my-profile'].sender['1766'].send('view', utag_data); sessionStorage.setItem(idTagType, '1'); }, ['1766']); });   P.S.: I know, should not be necessary to call < profile.sender.send() > but it's not being automatically called. Also, I have to pass < utag_data > as parameter for getting the new value updated in called tag (I use that value into the tag). Thanks! ... View more

Hi everyone,  I'm trying to fire a tag based on a JavaScript interaction. I tried using utag.view() and utag.link() to get this, but the tag is not being fired. This is what I did: utag.link({}, function(){ console.log('******* TAG LOADED ********'); }, [1754]); In this case, I didn't configured a Load Rule for the Tag, for that reason it was configured "All Pages" by default. So, I was expecting to see the Tag fired twice, but I see it only one. I also tried this: utag.link({'attrib_01': 'oscar'}, function(){ console.log('******* TAG LOADED ********'); }, [1754]); In this case I expected to see it fired only once, but I get none. One more thing, in all cases the callback function is always fired. Best regards,  ... View more