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Hello Steve, The utag.link isn't a straight replacement but instead replaces the functionality. The argument for utag.link is a UDO or utag_data object i.e. utag.link({link_name:"lname", link_type:"click"}). You can pass link_text, linkTrackVars, and linkTrackEvents which will get picked up and passed to Site Catalyst with having to map. For your example above I would suggest the following: utag.link({link_text:"myTrackString"}); ... View more

Hi Timothy, Remove the :50 at the end. tags.tiqcdn.com/utag/vodafone/firsts/dev/utag.js Thank you, Jon ... View more

Hello James! I would suggest using a Set Extension with that condition. You can set a flag to the event name "event1" then map event to that flag. Does that make sense? Jon ... View more

Hi Suganya, What changes are you looking for? I'm not aware of any. ... View more

Hello Suganya, Using a tool such as Developer Tools in Chrome or httpfox for Firefox load the page and look for the utag.js to load. If you have tags set up in your profile you can then look for utag.x.js where x is the UID for that tag. You can find the UID number by logging into Tealium and clicking on the Tags tab. The UID number is located on the right side of that window. Once you have verified that the utag.js and all of the utag.x.js' are loading then verify that you see the request being sent to the appropriate 3rd party vendor. Hope that helps! Jon ... View more

Hello Koen, The timestamp in SiteCatalyst is 'grabbed' when the s_code runs. Since the s_code creates the GET request that is sent the timestamp will occur when the event happens not when the request actually gets sent. So the queue shouldn't affect the timestamp. ... View more

Hello Johann, To update to the latest version of a template you will need to go into that template and click the trash can icon (delete). Once deleted Save to Profile, then Save, or Save/Publish and once that save is complete the latest template will be installed. You can log back into the template to verify. ... View more

Hey Sam, If you mean mappings you can go to the Tag tab, then go the tag you're interested in and select Edit in the Mapping Data Sources box. Here you will see the tealium variables to that specific tag variables mapping. ... View more