Hi All, Can you all help/provide some insight on how I can push data to the ACDL from the frontend? My existing W3C data layer is broken and missing crucial information, so I want to implement a patch fix using the ACDL. I plan to capture the information from the frontend and push it to the ACDL.
Steps I followed :
1.Created a data element using custom code for the click event.
2.Implemented a rule in Events using the ACDL extension to push the data.
3.In Actions, add the condition for pushing ACDL to the data layer and map the created data element.
Data is still not being pushed to the dataLayer, or I might be implementing it incorrectly. Please guide me if I am making any mistakes in the steps.
I've followed the documents available on the internet : https://github.com/adobe/adobe-client-data-layer/wiki
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Hi @KenKevin112
I am not sure whether you need an ACDL for this. Could this not be generated to the existing data layer on the fly before sending the event?
If you anyway need custom code to capture this new category, maybe a line of code would solve the issue rather than introducing a whole new extension?
Feel free to send me a DM, so we can have a closer look at it.
Cheers
Hi @KenKevin112
a few questions to better understand your issue
Is that "webCustomClick" a different ACDL event/rule you want react to or shall e.g., a "Direct Call" be triggered instead to work with your previous implmentation?
How did the setup look before it stopped working? Maybe a screenshot would help
Cheers
Side Note: the W3C data layer is extremely antiquated. If we get this issue to work, I would recommend considering migrating your implementation to the ACDL if I were you
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Thanks for the quick response @bjoern__koth and I'm using the Adobe Client Data Layer (ACDL) extension in my Adobe Launch implementation to fix my existing broken data layer.
Currently, my data layer successfully captures the document name and document URL and it is EDDL. However, the document category is not being captured correctly/missing. To resolve this, I'm capturing the category name during the click event and storing it in a data element, (as recommended by the ACDL documentation.)
Subsequently, I call this data element in the Action tab to push the data to the data layer.
So, my goal is to repair the broken data layer using the ACDL, and I'm exploring ways to solve/fix this.
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Hi @KenKevin112
I am not sure whether you need an ACDL for this. Could this not be generated to the existing data layer on the fly before sending the event?
If you anyway need custom code to capture this new category, maybe a line of code would solve the issue rather than introducing a whole new extension?
Feel free to send me a DM, so we can have a closer look at it.
Cheers
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