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CP · ‎05-18-2016

I was testing a tag last week and everything is fine. This week when I tested it again, it no longer fire and the web companion show it as "Loaded". Thanks

CP · ‎05-15-2016

Hi @mark_reddin, Thanks for your very detail explaination. As there is multiple buttons with without their own unique ID, and each based on its URL will have to populate with a different set of values, I guess I will have to look into using the CSV lookup else I will have to work with the team managing the site on implementing the IDs. Thanks.

CP · ‎05-12-2016

Hi @mark_reddin, A little bit confused. So my understanding is as follow: All extensions are triggered based on their Scope. So if I've 10 jQuery onHandler extensions set to DOM-Ready scope, then when any pages will fire all 10 extensions. All Load Rules that matched the particular page currently loaded will be triggered and for each of the load rules, if the conditions are satisfied, the associated tag will be fired. As such all values populated by the jQuery onHandler would be passed to the Tag via the Load Rules? Am I understanding how Tealium works and your points correctly so far? "There is one other consideration. Not all tags are programmed to respond to both view and link events. You can see which events a given tag will respond to by looking in the tag template for a line like this. u.ev = {"view" : 1}; This particular example means that the tag only responds to view calls and will ignore link ones." Regarding the above point, could you explain again? So going back to my initial questions, is jQuery onHandler still the right way forward? Or is there any thing else I could use instead that works better for my use case? Thanks.

CP · ‎05-12-2016

Thanks @mark_reddin and @adrian_browning =D

CP · ‎05-12-2016

Hi All, I am supposed to implement DoubleClick tags for an enterprise site which supports multiple countries. E.g. https://www.somedomain.com/country=<country code> Tealium is implement globally under 1 of the 3 profiles (A, B, C) which include 2 libraries (L1 and L2). A submit button with the jQuery Selector #btnSubmit is present on multiple pages ( P1, P2, P3, P4,......). The current practice is to implement a Tealium DC tags and add a jQuery onHandler extension for each page. The extension would on fire of a JS Event of the indicated jQuery Selector, populate 3 JS variables. The values to be set via the extension is different and is depends on the page. What I Think Will Happen Given that each jQuery extension implemented is not tagged specifically to a tag+load road combination (all are scoped to DOM-Ready), any of thes submit buttons in P1, P2, P3, P4, ...... will fire ALL the jQuery onHandler. As such the values will be popluated with the last jQuery onHandler fired. Am I right? And I think that is not the correct way to do it. But I need to check make sure my understanding is correct (I am 3 wks old to Tealium) before I talk to my boss. The Correct Way Either to change the website such that all item has a site-wide unique ID, or use the CSV load method in the way stated here => https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Tealium-iQ/Best-practice-for-managing-large-number-of-DoubleClick-tags/m-p/13375#M4575

CP · ‎05-12-2016

Hi all, My company's setup is that there is a few profiles (A, B, C) and 2 libraries (Lib 1 and Lib 2). I am supposed to do all my tag implementations in Lib A and myrights only allow me to publish to A and Lib 1for Dev and QA. Is there anyway to test Lib 1 using web companion by changing the profile and version it is pointing to? Or do I've to publish Lib 1, then publish A before testing A using the Web Companion? Thanks.

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