Hi, My site has a data layer object (specifically, an Event Attribute / Universal Variable) in the form of an array, like so: product_name = ["Blue Jeans"] I am building an audience to capture "Jean Viewers". Per the article here (https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Customer-Data-Hub/Rule-Condition-Definitions/ta-p/10003) I want to utilize the "contains partial string (ignore case)" logic to capture users who view any color of jeans (e.g., "Purple Jeans", "Yellow Jeans", etc). When I go to define the rule to capture Jean Viewers I do not appear to have the "contains partial string (ignore case)" rule available to use: I suspect this is because the "product_name" variable is not an array-type, and therefore the clause won't show up. When I select an array in the form of a visitor attribute then the clause appears as expected. Without changing the data type of the product_name object, is there any other way to use wildcard matching in this case? The reason I ask is because I prefer to not have to create a rule for every color of jeans (because in a real-world scenario there may be hundreds of styles and names). My solution in this case was to use an array, "Products Viewed" visitor attribute, but I am curious if there's another way. Thank you!
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