Launch - Analytics Extension - How to use Multiple Report Suites with One Launch Container | For Multiple Website

[keithb81089125]

So Recently I got a request to create a launch container for 7 websites.
The client wanted to use one Launch TMS to track data on the 7 different websites and send production data to one
Global report suite for all the sites.
Then For one site, lets name is example 1, we send data to its own unique report suite

To break it down we have

• One Global Report Suite - All websites data including example 1 above
• One individual report suite - Only example 1 data
  
  Here is how I approached it and I hope it will help someone here!
  
   STEP 1. I created a custom data element and named it config_RSID 

Within the custom code editor, I created an object with the following property data types

• Host -> clients domain hostname
• rsid -> clients report suites id
• note -> clients website name
  The code example below:
  In this example, I used 2 sites!

var my_rsid_config = [{
'host': 'www.example.com',
'rsid': 'exampleprod',
'note': 'Example Site'
},
{
'host': 'www.example.com',
'rsid': 'exampleprod1',
'note': 'Example Site1'
},
];

var my_new_config;
var sc_acc_modificaton = function(configSetup) {
this.rsid = '';
this.location = window.location.hostname;
this.locationwithPath = window.location.hostname + window.location.pathname;
this.config = configSetup;
this.init();
}
/*
* Find Match and return correct object
* It will set certain properties which can be use to overwrite scode config
*/
sc_acc_modificaton.prototype.init = function() {
var self = this;
var cfgHostDetails = '';
var cfgHostSplit = '';
for (var cidx = 0, clen = self.config.length; cidx < clen; cidx++) {
cfgHostDetails = self.config[cidx].host;
if (!self.config[cidx].hasOwnProperty('usepath') || (self.config[cidx].hasOwnProperty('usepath') && self.config[cidx].usepath === false)) {
if (cfgHostDetails.indexOf(self.location) === 0 || cfgHostDetails.indexOf(',' + self.location) > 0) {
this.rsid = self.config[cidx].rsid;
break
}
} else if (self.config[cidx].hasOwnProperty('usepath') && self.config[cidx].usepath === true) {
cfgHostSplit = cfgHostDetails.split(',');
for (var i = 0, len = cfgHostSplit.length; i < len; i++) {
if (self.locationwithPath.indexOf(cfgHostSplit[i]) === 0) {
this.rsid = self.config[cidx].rsid;
break;
}
}
//if we have an rsid stop the main parent loop
if (this.rsid) {
break;
}
}
}
}
my_new_config = new sc_acc_modificaton(my_rsid_config);
return my_new_config;

Save this and go on to 

STEP 2 - Configuring the Analytics tool with your desired changes.
 In your launch container go under the extensions tab on the navigation ribbon, click configure, in the Analytics tool navigate down to 
CONFIGURE TRACKER USING CUSTOM CODE and start editing under the editor
NOTE: in this example, I have stretched out my report suite names 

inside the code editor, you can do the following 

var cur_site_rsid_config = _satellite.getVar('config_RSID');
var curHostName = window.location.hostname;
var environment = _satellite.buildInfo.environment 

/* **in this example I specified one domain and one environment as this was the client's request, however, you can adjust this to fit your own requirements*/

if(curHostName === 'www.example.com' && environment == "production"){
  
    s.sa('exampleglobalprod, ' + cur_site_rsid_config.rsid);
   
 }

I hope you will find this example useful thanks!

[Urs_Boller · Accepted solution]

I'm almost sure you can solve this using the "mapping table" extension without a single line of code!

my approach:

1) data element "environment" (js-variable)
2) data element "domain" (core pageinfo)
3) data element "ReportSuite" based on mapping table with input "%environment%|%domain%". then create the cases by adding the desired values to the list where the return value is the desired rsid for each case.

finally insert the last data element "%ReportSuite%" in the report suite fields in the analytics extension.

[keithb81089125]

that sounds like it could work, however in the event that you want data for each website to also go into its own respective containers without conflicting with other report suites, and environments how would you do that without writing code

[keithb81089125]

that sounds like it could work, however in the event that you want data for each website to also go into its own respective containers without conflicting with other report suites, and environments how would you do that without writing code, because my goal is to have as little code as possible

[Urs_Boller]

when executed the string "%Environment%|%Domain%" gives the value like "production|www.exampledomain.com". so this is your input for the mapping table where you just insert the desired/expected values (use regex for similar cases!). the return value is just the desired rsid for the each case. and the final data element (the output from this mapping table) is used in the analytics extension to set the report suite....