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how would i override this in the template without breaking it? any ideas? ... View more

Hi @GavinAttard. I'm just now seeing you replied. And as luck would have it, we're back to attempting to implement this solution. Any nuggets of truth you can provide would be apricated. Thanks, Michael ... View more

I am also facing a similar kind of issue when I place this code in the Tealium with scope DOM ready function is called multiple times. window.tealium_sourcepoint = function(e) { if (e.origin.toLowerCase() === 'https://notice.sp-prod.net') { e.stopPropagation(); e.bubbles = false; console.log(e.data)}} window.addEventListener('message', tealium_sourcepoint, false); ... View more

Hi Ben, Developers have passed profileID only one time in utag.link call only. The situation is once user login on Home Page, there are two server calls. 1. Normal page Load Call which is coming from do plugin 2. Also utag.link call is coming which is set by developers from backend on sucessful login. And in this call only i have used "set data values" extension to set some of the values so that eVar and events can be set. So what is happening i'm not able to clearvar values of utag.link call and that's why variable value persist in page load call for the first time only on Home Page. Need some way that profileID values don't go in "Home" page load call. I hope you got my problem. Thanks!! ... View more

Thx @LordLingham    Been contact Support, and they have upgrade our consent manager to v2.0 and this have resolve the issues. ... View more

Using browser Local Storage might be easier than a cookie, as it is generally easier to delete stuff from local storage than removing a cookie. Sounds like it is an internal app so I would think you could be confident about Local Storage being available and robust. ... View more

Is there a Javascript variable I can create based on a click/destination URL, and only populate if a "link" tealium event is fired? I'm not conversant in JavaScript, and was working out whether it could be the following:   b["$(this).attr("href");"]   or   b["document.location.href"] I haven't been able to find any documentation...   ... View more

Hi Ben, yes this looks indeed like a timing challenge. Depending on how you scoped the extension, a tag container's default "fire" mechanism is at dom ready, which means that performance.timing.loadEventEnd is already set when your code snippet runs. First, try scope the extension to the Adobe tag and change the tag container's wait flag to "no" and see if that makes a difference. If this does not work, then try "bundle" the tag (so it will be embedded in utag.js and hence fire at the earliest convenience) and if that does not work either, then maybe you can get away with removing the condition check altogether and let the busy loop kick in immediately: if (performance.timing.loadEventEnd == 0) { .. } If you are still having problems, I'd be happy to take a stab at the challenge, if you PM me with your account/profile and website URL to where the setup is currently in place and I'll take a look. ... View more

Ahh this all makes sense now, not entirely familiar with AA, as not had the opportunity to implement. tick box for something new learned today :-) ... View more

HI Folks   I see this is already answered, however if anyone is doing more data work of this nature, i highly recommend Alteryx. It's a real enabler and we have been setting up all sorts of extracts and smart integrations.  kr   Gavin ... View more

Hi @parth_gupta199  You can add an event handler extension to capture the click of the log in button and read the data layer.  Or the developer could add the utag.link() call directly to the button and pass in the appropriate data layer. For something like this I'd probably recommend having the "logged_in" data layer property on every page, and set to "true" on pages post log in and "false" on pages pre log in.  That way you don't have to respond to the click, but capture it on each page. ... View more

Hi @scottsweeney  You can either use the :contains pseudo selector, or you can index by row number. These three will all return the full element containing City: $("div.career-details-content-bottom > div.c-job-result__specs-item:contains('City')") $("div.career-details-content-bottom > div.c-job-result__specs-item:nth-child(2)") $("div.career-details-content-bottom > div.c-job-result__specs-item").eq(2) Once you've got that you can use .text() to get the full contents (without the markup), and  .find("span") to get the value out. To get the dimension title without the value is a bit harder, you'll probably have to do a .text() and then use some JS text manipulation or Regex to read up to the first open angle bracket of the opening span tag. Possibly something like (I haven't tested this code, it's just from the top of my head): var element = $("div.career-details-content-bottom > div.c-job-result__specs-item:contains('City')"); var value = element.find("span").text(); var dimensionName = element.text().substring(0, element.text().indexOf("<")); Hope that helps. ... View more

As @BenStephenson said, the general use case is TiQ receiving tracking events from the page (and/or automatically triggering pageview events on load).  Those incoming "events" are then compared to Load Rules for Tags, which are fired if appropriate.   The functionality implied by your snippet would be covered in the corresponding Tag Template and/or tag-scoped Extensions (to manipulate the data more manually, if needed).  Tags 'subscribe' to events based on their Load Rules inside TiQ. I've never tried, but I don't see why I wouldn't be possible to set something custom up in TiQ to trigger window-level events for other code to listen for, if there were a compelling use case to keep tag-like code outside of TiQ. But that's not available out-of-the-box, and I'd expect using a Tag to be the better option in nearly every case (for all the reasons it's useful to have all Tags in a single TMS, etc.). Hope that helps? ... View more

Or you could duplicate all the load rules that use Domain, change to the new domain, and then set the tags to use both load rules in an "or" configuration. This is probably a better idea, but it isn't a single change. ... View more

What if I have to get the values from a Data layer which is getting populated on the click of link or button. For e.g.  <a id="link1" onclick="Link1DataLayer()" href="http://www.google.co.in">Basic Link Tracking</a></h1> <script> function Link1DataLayer() { var Link_Data = { linkName : $("a#link1").text(), linkUrl : $("a#link1").attr('href') } } </script> What's happening here is, on the click of link, a data layer is getting populated and now I want to grab the values from the data layer instead of DOM scrapping. ... View more

Thank you, Ben! ... View more

Thanks Ben! This is an awesome solution. :) I will use this !! ... View more

Hi @kopkacobana This is difficult, especially if the iframe is on a different domain. An event happening in the iframe will bubble up, but only as far as the body tag (so still within the iframe). Which means you can't add a listener to the parent document. If you can add code to the page in the iframe, then you could try triggering an event on the window using $(window).trigger("eventname")   and then adding the listener via an extension on the parent, using $(window).on("eventname", function() { ... stuff... });    I have done something a bit hacky in the past where i used an onmouseover handler on the iframe element, and then within that function body I added another event handler for something within the iframe.  I can't really remember the details but it seemed to work reasonably reliably. ... View more

Hi @psanchez,   thank you for your help. This was the solution. We had 2 rules which are fired here even if we only need one. Now it is fixed!   Thank you!!! ... View more