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jayak13010535
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DTM Multiple Page Tags Firing

  • June 9, 2017
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Hi Rudy,

I can also see, DTM Page Load Rules are firing twice. I have put these rules to be fired at the bottom of the page but not sure what causing them to fire twice. Yes, I can see a lot of legacy scode in DTM Analytics Editor where lot of analytics variables are getting set.

But, how is that making my Rules to fire twice? As per my understanding, scode legacy code will override the variables already set by DTM Rules since doPlugins is the last function which gets called before sending image request to Analytics Server. But, I am just trying to understand why this is making my rules to fire twice and what can I do rectify this?

I am looking for a solution urgently since this is affecting our production site.

Thanks in advance,

-J

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Best answer by jantzen_b

As far as I'm aware, dynamically inserting the DTM footer code is not a supported deployment method. Is there any reason you can't have the footer code included statically with the page?

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Rudi_Shumpert
Adobe Employee
Rudi_ShumpertAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
June 9, 2017

Can you provide a link where we can see this ?

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jayak13010535Author
Level 3
June 9, 2017

I am afraid, I can not share the URL since this needs VPN login. But looks like, since I am making a callback function to include DTM footer code dynamically (which is taking time on page load) and before it gets included, page already reaches into 'DOM Ready' state and DTM realizes that pagebottom Rules haven't been fired yet.  Hence, DTM makes a call to 'pagebottom trigger function' from the DOM ready state which triggers all the pagebottom rules. And then later, when DTM footer code gets included, this makes a call again to pagebottom rules.

If I change the condition of the rule to 'DOM Ready' state, this gets fired only once.

This is my assumption that this is how DTM load order works.

Please correct me if I am wrong and let me know if there is anyway I can make this work without changing condtion to 'DOM ready' state.

jantzen_b
Adobe Employee
jantzen_bAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
June 13, 2017

As far as I'm aware, dynamically inserting the DTM footer code is not a supported deployment method. Is there any reason you can't have the footer code included statically with the page?

jantzen_b
Adobe Employee
jantzen_bAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
July 21, 2017

Any updates here? Were you able to solve the issue?

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