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To give a more technical response to your question I would say, Is Not Defined would be evaluated as, (typeof d['your_variable_here'] == 'undefined') and Is Not Populated would be evaludated as, (typeof d['your_variable_here'] != 'undefined' && d['your_variable_here'] == '')   ... View more

Hi @pavoldzavan. Reading your question I understand that you only want to provide the option for the user to Opt Out of your Google Analytics tracking, the best way that I suggest to do this is by disabling only the particular GA account concerned, which could be easily achived by following this tutorial.   You could implement the modal popup window by using the modal window extension available in Tealium and adding a bit of JavaScript to capture the submit event in the popup.     ... View more

Technically to answer your question I would say yes, you can use Tealium to hide a link on the page. But I do not see the point of what you want to acheive by doing this. If you are trying to run an A/B test or something then no can't use Tealium as-is and you still need to use a A/B testing platform. Or else it would be much better remove the link completely from the code base.   Nevertheless, this could be done by adding a jQuery or JavaScript extension and writing a bit of code binded to the load event to hide the particular link which you need.   ... View more

Hi @alicehenot. Based on the code snippet which you've shown it appears that you've hardcoded the utag.link code in your site which is most certainly not a recommended option at all; as this would require a code change even you plan to modify/remove the event in future. I think this is more common in Google Tag Manager implementations, but with Tealium you should try and keep all tracking snippets within Tealium, only data layer values should be hard-coded.   I wasn't referring to the jQuery onHandler, its the JavaScript extension where you could write a small piece of JS code to bind to the popup window's submit button. Similar to, jQuery('#form-id').on('submit',function(e){ //write the GA code or whatever you want to execute here ]); If that doesn't work, try binding to the button element on click and in that case change the "on" to "one"     Note :- You can also pass the utag.link code inside the click event above, but the downside of this is that if you have any other events setup on that page, those events would start to trigger multiple times.       ... View more

Hi @harshini. Ok from what I understand you want to implement a custom tag which is not available in the marketplace and in order for that tag to fire it needs to have the URL of the link which was clicked. Thereby implying that the tag should only fire on-click and not on page load.   First of all, the Tealium Generic tag and pixel container are there only to fire a given pixel or script on the site. You cannot edit the template of this tag with vendor given JS as it would only break the system and not work. Therefore I suggest that you have a look at the vendor documentation and test out the script on your local machine. Thereafter setup the generic tag to fire the particular pixel which you need to pass.   However if you want to fire this pixel on click of a button or link, then I suggest you to use a JavaScript extension and write a bit of code to bind to the link click event and thereafter fire the pixel or execute the script manually using a bit of JavaScript.   ... View more

Hi @mitchellt. Before I get to your question, I wish to clarify whether you want to fire a custom event whenever someone has subscribed from your modal popup window? Or else do you only want the tag to be fired?   I reckon its most probably the former, and in that case you needn't fire the whole tag, let the tag to fire the normal way via load rules. Thereafter you can use a JavaScript extension and write some basic code to trigger whenever see's or clicks on the popup. Inside the function, you need to pass the custom event JS code (which you need to get from AdRoll) and you can verify that its working by checking the request in the Network tab of Chrome Dev Tools.   Prior to going ahead with the implementaiton I suggest you to contact AdRoll and ask them to create and send you the custom event JS snippets.   Hope it helps   Cheers   Y   ... View more

Hi @alicehenot. I do not recommend using the utag.link method to execute the event which you want to fire on that page, because it would cause other preceeding events which fire within the same pageview to be duplicated.   An ideal solution to this is if you want to trigger the Google Analytics event would be to pass the following code snippet inside the click event above, ga('send', 'event', [eventCategory], [eventAction], [eventLabel], [eventValue], [fieldsObject]); Also remember to pass the value of "nonInteraction:true" or else it would affect the bounce rate in your Google Analytics account whenever this event has fired ... View more

Prior to answering your question, I wish to clarify that the approach which you are intending to take to trigger an event on bounced users isn't a good option; as you could filter down on such sessions in your analysis later but you cannot get back the lost data.   Regarding the use of a single profile on multiple websites I strongly discourage this as well since it would complicate tagging across your marketing needs. The benefit would be that you only to update a given change once, but managing them for 30 distnct sites would complicate tasks a lot.   Nevertheless, if you wish to proceed with the above, you could do so by using a JavaScript extension and writing a bit of code to trigger when the user is closing the tab or browser. Thereafter you could use location.hostname to check for the particular website which you want to trigger the event on. You may need to manually code the event such as, ga('send', 'event', [eventCategory], [eventAction], [eventLabel], [eventValue], [fieldsObject]); As if you could the utag view or link calls it would cause other issues if you have other events in place on the same page.           ... View more

Hi @nirb,   I'm assuming that you've already setup the client ID to be shared and accessible between both domains, in that case all you need to do now is to map the client ID variable in the GUA tag and then it would use the common client ID for both domains. ... View more

Yes, @adrian_browning, that was the reason causing this bug. Thanks for your help ... View more

I wish to add that when your setting up the Add to cart and remove from cart events for Enhanced Ecommerce, its better to manually write the GA code rather than calling the utag.link function. The reason why I'm saying this is because each time the utag.link() function is called it would cause each proceeding GA event to be fired multiple times. This implies that if someone has addred 3 events to the shopping cart the 4th click on add to cart would fire 4 times. Therefore if you manually fire the GA event like, "ga("send","event","event category","event action","event label"); then it would fire only once at all times. ... View more

Hey @sara, I suggest that you should use seperate profiles for each domain because eventhough it belongs to the same business typically the marketing activities, resources, tracking etc would vary. Therefore the best solution would be to use a seperate profile for each domain.   Cheers Yoosuf ... View more

Yes its possible to combine all tag requests into a single file (i.e. utag.js) by enabling the option "Bundled tags" to "On" Go to each and every tag on your website and under Advanced Settings you can find the toggle box to turn on Bundled tags. This feature would combine all the tag templates into the utag.js file and reduce the number of browser requests and improve the Google PageSpeed score   ... View more