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Unable to persist Dev AEP Tags environment across pages

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I can override the on-page Tags script environment on one page of the site frontier.com/shop however when I move to other pages, the Dev environment override jumps out and I'm reverted back to Prod environent.

 

I believe this issue is because on that single page frontier.com/shop the Tags script url is coded fully "https://..." and on other pages it's coded without the protocol (leading slashes only), so the debugger seems unable to handle this use case scenario.

 

Thanks for reviewing!

 

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Have you tried the suggested workarounds in the other thread like the Launch and DTM Switch?

Else, you might also use the Requestly extension to rewrite URL based on rules like "URL contains".

 

The // prefix is a relic from times when there were still non-https websites around and you wanted to load the script implicitly with the same protocol.

Nowadays I would always explicitly do https tbh. Maybe check with your devs to change it on their website as well.

 

But bottom line, it should ideally be handled properly by the extension.

 

You may post this as product idea as well

Cheers from Switzerland!


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Correct answer by
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion

Have you tried the suggested workarounds in the other thread like the Launch and DTM Switch?

Else, you might also use the Requestly extension to rewrite URL based on rules like "URL contains".

 

The // prefix is a relic from times when there were still non-https websites around and you wanted to load the script implicitly with the same protocol.

Nowadays I would always explicitly do https tbh. Maybe check with your devs to change it on their website as well.

 

But bottom line, it should ideally be handled properly by the extension.

 

You may post this as product idea as well

Cheers from Switzerland!