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vitalin58577727
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March 8, 2019
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New DataLayer for Product Comparison

  • March 8, 2019
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I have several products in the shop and on a subpage it is possible to compare the products.

Like e.g.

My question: What does the DataLayer have to look like in order to realize this?

Would such a DataLayer be possible?

digitalData.ProductComparison = {
ComparisonInfo: {
ProductName1: "xxx",
ProductName2: "xxx",
ProductName3: "xxx",
ProductName4: "xxx",
ComparisonDisplayAll:"5-4.5-5.5",
ComparisonBrandAll:"brand1_brand2_brand3",
ComparisonPriceAll:"price1_price2_price3",
}
}

Thx.

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    Best answer by Asheesh_Pandey

    In place for going flat, It would be easy to create an array of product details i.e. somewhat similar to below...

    digitalData = {
        comparisonInfo: [{
                productName: "xxx1",
                comparisonDisp: 5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand1",
                comparisonPrice: "price1"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx2",
                comparisonDisp: 4.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand2",
                comparisonPrice: "price2"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx3",
                comparisonDisp: 5.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand3",
                comparisonPrice: "price3"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx4",
                comparisonDisp: 4,
                comparisonBrand: "brand4",
                comparisonPrice: "price4"
            }
        ]
    }

    Then use the forEach loop to iterate through it; change the key name in the code below to get value for different keys. eg. to get value for "comparisonBrand" comparisonBrand"

    var foo = []
    digitalData.comparisonInfo.forEach(function(e) {
      foo.push(e.comparisonBrand);
      console.log(foo);// remove this line when use in dtm.
    });

    Good Luck

    3 replies

    Asheesh_Pandey
    Adobe Champion and Community Advisor
    Asheesh_PandeyAdobe Champion and Community AdvisorAccepted solution
    Adobe Champion and Community Advisor
    March 12, 2019

    In place for going flat, It would be easy to create an array of product details i.e. somewhat similar to below...

    digitalData = {
        comparisonInfo: [{
                productName: "xxx1",
                comparisonDisp: 5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand1",
                comparisonPrice: "price1"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx2",
                comparisonDisp: 4.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand2",
                comparisonPrice: "price2"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx3",
                comparisonDisp: 5.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand3",
                comparisonPrice: "price3"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx4",
                comparisonDisp: 4,
                comparisonBrand: "brand4",
                comparisonPrice: "price4"
            }
        ]
    }

    Then use the forEach loop to iterate through it; change the key name in the code below to get value for different keys. eg. to get value for "comparisonBrand" comparisonBrand"

    var foo = []
    digitalData.comparisonInfo.forEach(function(e) {
      foo.push(e.comparisonBrand);
      console.log(foo);// remove this line when use in dtm.
    });

    Good Luck

    - Asheesh
      vitalin58577727Author
      Level 4
      March 13, 2019

      Hallo asheeshp,

      Thanks for the help, I'll put it in this way and see what it becomes.

      Thanks

      Asheesh_Pandey
      Adobe Champion and Community Advisor
      Asheesh_PandeyAdobe Champion and Community Advisor
      Adobe Champion and Community Advisor
      March 14, 2019

      Sure! Lmk if you need any help.

      - Asheesh
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