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Luca_Lattarini
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September 5, 2020
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Improve DTM Code during Adobe Launch Migration

  • September 5, 2020
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Hello everyone,

I am migrating DTM to Launch and I would like to remove custom code was implemeted in DTM. Do you have any link or guide or suggestion to clean DTM code?

In addition, the custom code handles jquery, any suggestion?

Thanks.

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Best answer by yuhuisg

This will require you to look through the Extensions catalog to see if there is a public extension that does what you want.

If you can't find a publicly available extension, then you can build your own private extension to do what your custom code does.

Personally, if there isn't a publicly available extension, I normally leave the custom code alone. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Also, building an extension requires you to have some programming knowledge to build an extension in the way that a nodejs module is built. If you have no idea how to build such a module, then you need to invest time to learn how to do so, before you can even start building that extension.

Also, jQuery will continue to work just fine, as long as you include it in your web page itself or via a Launch rule that runs at Library Loaded or DOM Ready.

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yuhuisg
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September 8, 2020

This will require you to look through the Extensions catalog to see if there is a public extension that does what you want.

If you can't find a publicly available extension, then you can build your own private extension to do what your custom code does.

Personally, if there isn't a publicly available extension, I normally leave the custom code alone. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Also, building an extension requires you to have some programming knowledge to build an extension in the way that a nodejs module is built. If you have no idea how to build such a module, then you need to invest time to learn how to do so, before you can even start building that extension.

Also, jQuery will continue to work just fine, as long as you include it in your web page itself or via a Launch rule that runs at Library Loaded or DOM Ready.

Luca_Lattarini
Level 9
September 8, 2020
@yuhuisg I want to reduce the Custom Code and use Adobe Launch capabilities. Do you have any guide to be followed?