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Capture adobe launch rule name in a prop as a global variable?

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Hi,

 

I need to capture adobe launch rule name in a prop as a global variable. When i used adobe analytics extension it is not working. I need to use this extension to capture that value using of adobe analytics extension. 

 

Is anyone having idea, how to achieve this?

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Hi @Lakshminaraya2682103606tr 

 

this question has been answered previously,

https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/capture-adobe-launch-rule...

 

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Björn

 

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Hi @bjoern__koth ,

I tried  but it's not getting any value 

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Hi @Lakshminaraya2682103606tr 

tried and it works fine on my end

bjoern_k_2-1715152719791.png

 

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Can you check in the "Publish Flow" whether your library contains the new "rule_name" data element you created?
Maybe it's missing there.

bjoern_k_1-1715152621211.png

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Björn

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Hi @bjoern__koth ,

As I see in your screens, you have set up in the Rule. Its working for me as well.

But I am looking for a solution to set it in the Analytics extension. So that I will not disturb existing Rule setup which is 200+ Rules.

 

Thanks,

M Lakshmi Narayana.

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Hi @Lakshminaraya2682103606tr 

I think this might be hard to implement. In your screenshot, you are showing the global configuration of the AppMeasurement library, which is - at least what I can tell - not able to access any rule-related functionality. I tried adding a "s.doPlugins", reading out the rule name Data Element I created which is resulting in an error.

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The code surely should not throw an error but rather gracefully let you know that it is not able to execute.


Curious if anyone else has a better approach.

Side note, maybe worthwhile rethinking why you need 200+ rules in the first place, but that is not me to judge  

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Björn

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