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We have a client that is currently developing in the Angular 4+ tech stack. We have found a Tealium guide on integrating the service within an Angular 2+ application. Is the example below still feasible use? https://github.com/Tealium/integration-angular/blob/master/example/src/app/tealium/utag.service.ts If not, are there better examples to follow?

oneflash · ‎05-04-2018

Does anyone have a good example of how to alter the CSS of the popup within the Modal Offer tag? As an example, even when I use custom CSS it seems the Tealium system has a default style sheet that overrides my custom settings. Just looking for a working example to see what I might be doing wrong.

oneflash · ‎03-29-2018

Hi community When using the JS library for a mobile app, do I still need utag_data defined in the app, or populated for every screen, or pass all data needed in a utag.view call for every screen view? I don't see many examples on-line so any best practices or examples would be helpful.

oneflash · ‎01-19-2018

Hi Craig, I appreciate your follow-up. I wish I had more details to provide. We've been told the developer is using "Angular 4.0", and not told much else. We recommended the Tealium-For-Angular mobile libraries approach. Our plan was to be minimally invasive in adding analytics to their "200 screen" application, with only the sending of a screen view on screen change. All I was hoping for was a way to begin to answer the miscellaneous questions they have been throwing back at us regarding impact -- which for all we know might be their initial defense they use to ask for more time on the project. Short of them doing A/B testing I cannot think of any way to tell them what to expect. I can't imagine a call to a view command sending more than 2KB, but I would only be guessing.

oneflash · ‎01-17-2018

Hi community, A few questions have been raised by a mobile app development team regarding the impact the Tealium for Angular JS has upon the app and the environment. Though impact is a difficult term to quantify, providing a few guidelines might be able to provide us with some basis for answering deeper questions. Here are my questions and we'll see what frameworks you might be using to answer them: 1) What is the impact on application load time? Of course we can't answer in terms of a percentage of overall app load, but maybe knowing the JS library size and how quickly it loads over various connection speeds would help us answer the question. Ideas? 2) What sort of data usage is added by the app? The initial answer seems like it may come down to how many screens/events are sending data, but knowing what the packet size is for a hit gives us the ability to calculate the data usage impact. Anyone know the answer to this? 3) Here's an odd question thrown our way -- does the JS app impact battery life? Thanks to anyone and everyone for providing the community with a few thoughts and answers.

oneflash · ‎09-25-2017

Great reply, thank you! I set up the "Now" date on any event as suggested and now have the minutes on site attribute. An interesting discovery to those reading this thread. The minutes on site attribute I created based on the Visit Start timestamp minus my "Now" last event timestamp, is calculated on "any event". However, If the visitor enters the site, example like they might on a blog post, they may never register a second event so the calculation of minutes on site never occurs . Clearly scroll tracking might relieve this problem but keep this in mind if you were trying to remarket to people on site > X minutes.

oneflash · ‎09-22-2017

Just to follow-up, during thesting the visitor was not removed from a series of delayed actions because upon going back to the site to change the audience (stopping the action) failed due to other issue. Thanks for the follow-up.

oneflash · ‎09-22-2017

Hi community, I tried to create an audience based on various periods of time between Visit Start and Last Event, calculated in minutes. Since my test visit only ever qualified for the 0-5 minute audience, I'm thinking the dates do not carry minutes and so the difference betwen the dates is always zero. Anyone ever use a similar calculation?

oneflash · ‎09-08-2017

I agree - a bit crazy. For others experiencing this, you can either paste your trace ID back into the Tealium tool, or use the brute force method in console: document.cookie="trace_id=12345";

oneflash · ‎09-08-2017

Hello all, I've got a scenario where I trigger a series of 2 emails based on an abandoned cart scenario at end of session. When driving the visitor back to the site (new session of course), I want to terminate the pending 2nd email action upon next visit (after email #1, before the 2nd email goes). I don't see a current solution in the forums. Anyone have a solution I'm missing?

oneflash · ‎09-08-2017

Hi all, I'm a partner setting up AS for a client. On the home page of the site I set a new Trace as generated by UDH. When I surf from the www.domain.com to secure.domain.com the Trace ID is gone (no trace id cookie as well). What would cause the failure of the Trace to persist across the transition?

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