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STerjeson · ‎09-09-2020

Can you provide more details on what you are seeing the 404 error on? You mention LightningBolt, are you referring to a Salesforce community page or something different? Is this on an intranet without external access?

STerjeson · ‎04-17-2018

Hi @TracyAu, This sounds like a situation where utilizing the different environments would be an effective method of testing the versions against each other. As you are doing testing you should be able to set which environment you want to use using the environment switcher. You can publish whatever version you want to any Tealium environment, previous, latest, 2 versions back, as needed. You could even set up a custom environment called "Previous" or "UAT" to publish to and use for testing specifically. Cheers

STerjeson · ‎04-02-2018

Hello @oneflash! I assume you are running more of a mobile web app and not a native app? There are SDK's available for native apps and a pretty good walkthrough of how that process works for both iOS and Andriod here: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Getting-Started/Tealium-for-Mobile-Apps/ta-p/16246 But from what it sounds like in your question, you are looking more for a mobile web approach, which is pretty much the same approach you would take for a normal web implementation with a few configuration exceptions that you can examine in more detail on the Creating a Mobile Profile page: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Creating-a-Mobile-Profile/ta-p/16328 Hopefully that helps!

STerjeson · ‎03-16-2018

One option, @siddharth_singh, would be to use a load rule based on a datestamp value, then the tag would only fire up until that point in time.

STerjeson · ‎01-16-2018

If you have specific scenarios where this is occurring, you could use an extension set to execute "Before Load Rules" that would replace the UTF-8 characters and set the value to a new variable. You would then use this custom variable in the Load Rule. That should be an effective quick fix, but if it is a broader issue where this is unmanagable, you may want to submit the issue to your account support team.

STerjeson · ‎11-22-2017

Hi @MaryKayLofurno, I just wanted to make sure you had been able to go through the support documentation for this extension (as a reference for you and others) to get started. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Channels-Extension/ta-p/448

STerjeson · ‎10-17-2017

Hi @ABK, The utag_data object is the "data layer" and should be placed immediately after the <body> tag and before the utag.js tag manager load script. In the Code Center where you get the snippit to implement, there is a Sample HTML tab that shows where the code should be placed. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Code-Center/ta-p/13631#toc-hId--2078203178 Thanks! Steve

STerjeson · ‎10-12-2017

@jasperjansen Have you tried adding any of the other product impression variables? Perhaps there is a dependency of Category or Position in order for the List to fire? Would have to go through the tag template code to check probably unless one of the dev's knows. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Tags/Google-Universal-Analytics-Tag-Enhanced-E-Commerce/ta-p/279#product_impression I would test adding Brand, Price, Position, and Category just to check quickly.

STerjeson · ‎09-28-2017

Hi @StefanLeever, the new gtag.js will likely be a new tag template in Tealium like any other new tag format. The product code stucture in gtag.js should be part of that tag template, so it should ultimately work with extensions like E-commerce with built in mapping to the data layer.

STerjeson · ‎09-28-2017

Hi @florian_perl, I don't know of a way to create a specific 'extension' scoped function set, so you will probably still need to make it global. Because most implementations are async, controlling when the functions are available is tricky and subjective to when they load. One thing you could try is to set the Execution to 'Run Once before Load Rules' and as high up in the load order as possible. When I have put in cookie functions before I have just taken the easy road and put them in all the extensions that call for them, not optimal I know, but it guarantees they are available when needed.

STerjeson · ‎09-27-2017

Hi @mrelea. I heard it is 1000. Cheers~

STerjeson · ‎09-27-2017

Thanks! Helpful for the larger builds certainly.

STerjeson · ‎09-22-2017

@hcerus It sounds more like you should be using the Google AdWords Remarketing tag instead of the conversion tag for Approach 1. Approach 2, from what you describe should be part of the built-in functionality of the GAC tag already, so you should not need to do anything specific to control it, just place the conversion tag to fire on the correct page/event action. (Reference what @mitchellt explained above.) While you "can" place a GAC conversion tag on every page (I know some media teams who like to do this so they can claim "success" every time one of their targets just hit the site), it is much more appropriate to have a 'real' success metric to place the conversion tag on. I would push back on allowing this to happen because it really does dilute the performance reporting of media against the actual value/ROI for the business. You can have multiple GAC conversion tags on a site, and they can be configured to control the audience, or times a conversion can happen, etc on the Google setup side. This would be the more appropriate method of tracking media engagement across the site, even if it is a more complicated setup.

STerjeson · ‎09-22-2017

@jmbolfing, my client has a requirement for having a GTM container in place (not my idea) along with GA. The script I put in place is mainly to help monitor for ad click fraud more than anything, but it also helps point out how often GTM and GA fail to load, or dont load in time, along with people who have the tracker blocked. Yes, there is the potential for Tealium to be blocked as well. If you wanted to monitor for that, you would have to have the script directly on the page probably.

STerjeson · ‎09-20-2017

@ravi_thati One other option would be to just try setting in the js extension script (as part of the broader link call): utag.data["qp.oid"]="12345"; My only concern with that approach is the utag.data reprocessing sequence with a link or view event. One of the Tealium engineers might be better equipped to answer that more defintitively. I don't want to see your custom qp.oid overwritten when the utag.data reloads and may grab the querystring values again. If utag only pulls the querystring once on the initial call, then it might not be a problem. Its just not something I have directly tested before.

STerjeson · ‎09-20-2017

@ravi_thati , @veerender_reddy I would create a consolidated variable that checks to see if the secondary value is populated and use that instead of the default. One way to do that is outlined below. Variables: oid_prop -- UDO variable to map to tag propX oid_href -- UDO variable for link click value qp.oid -- original URL qp value 2 Set Data extensions, one to set oid_prop with qp.oid if oid_href is not defined, and one to set oid_prop with oid_href if it is defined. Then just have the consolidated oid_prop variable mapped in the tag as a single point of reference. This could probably be refined, but hopefully a starting point for you.

STerjeson · ‎09-20-2017

@veerender_reddy Because querystrings are basically a "browser functionality" element, it is not best practice to hijack them for non-standard use. It can create unexpected problems in the user experience. It is also not possible to select a qp. variable in the interface to set a new data value in that way. That being said, if its mission critical to hijack the functionality to do this, you could do so with some custom scripting in a javascript extension, I just would not recommend doing that when its so much easier to handle by creating and using a new data variable.

STerjeson · ‎09-20-2017

Hi @jmbolfing, this probably won't be a fully comprehensive answer to your questions, but here are a couple comments and thoughts on your query... 1) You can certainly add a custom dimension to the event call, but probably not on the actual pageview request due to timing issues. The script referenced will take a certain time to run (async) and that will not likely match the GA tag firing sequence. You could try to control the timing but I wouldn't bother in this case. The event fire would be the most appropriate method. 2) This script seems to be only for checking injected ad types (could be wrong, just an initial impression of the script logic), but there are other things you can do to check for "trackers" and "analytics" blockers as well. I have a script set up to track if GTM and GA instances are not loaded on the page and I pass that through to Audience Stream as a "Tracking Blocked" audience segment.

STerjeson · ‎09-20-2017

Hi @veerender_reddy, what I would do is create another data variable (UDO variable type, not qp) that grabs that part of the href string. Because the link is on the same page, clicking a link that contains an oid the browser does not recognize this as having or updating the querystring. What you need to do is treat it as a string variable and split out that part using a jQuery onHandler extension mapped to your new variable (and narrow the conditions as needed), and use something like: $(this).attr('href').split('oid=')[1].split('&')[0];

STerjeson · ‎09-18-2017

@iwan_uswak You can hit the Data Access API and pull the data cloud profile definitions. I use Postman app in Chrome to do it on an ad-hoc basis. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Universal-Data-Hub/Data-Layer-Enrichment-Public-API/ta-p/155

STerjeson · ‎09-18-2017

An additional note to this, @jules, is if the "on/off" toggle is solid green, then you will need to open up the library profile version of that tag in order to delete it.

STerjeson · ‎09-18-2017

@AndreScholten is correct, always only use 1 version of the code snippit or you will end up loading the container twice (once for the dev environment and once for the prod environment configurations), @hcerus. Reasons you would implement dev inside the dev environment is (for example) creating a rule that sends all analytics data to a "dev" report suite ID, so you do not pollute your production data environment with testing data. That same rule could detect the prod, or staging environments as well and pass the correct report suite ID's for your environment dynamically.

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