Hi All
I am new to DTM and would greatly appreciate some advise on how to track user navigation from a group of items in the same class.
For example, there is one class in a footer and I want to fire a rule when someone clicks one of these links, passing the value of the id into a custom link variable or a prop variable. Every example I am seeing in the videos only fires on a specific value existing. Does that mean I have to write a rule for each of these conditions or can someone please advise how I can leverage a click rule for a group of items?
EXAMPLE
<li class="appBottomLink" id="aboutLink">
<a href="http://www.test.com/about" id="aboutLink" title="About" target="_blank">About</a>
</li>
<li class="appBottomLink" id="supportLink">
<a href="http://www.test.com/support" id="supportLink" title=“Support" target="_blank">Support</a>
</li>
<li class="appBottomLink" id="warrantyLink">
<a href="http://www.test.com/warranty" id="warrantyLink" title="Warranty" target="_blank">Warranty</a>
</li>
Thanks in advance!
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@julib23 -
Under Conditions, specify the following in the "Element Tag or Selector" box:
[class=appBottomLink] //include the brackets
Then, in the Adobe Analytics section, select the desired prop/eVar and use the getAttribute() method to grab the ID. For example:
%this.getAttribute(id)%
In the three examples from your original post, the values passed to Adobe would be:
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@julib23 -
Under Conditions, specify the following in the "Element Tag or Selector" box:
[class=appBottomLink] //include the brackets
Then, in the Adobe Analytics section, select the desired prop/eVar and use the getAttribute() method to grab the ID. For example:
%this.getAttribute(id)%
In the three examples from your original post, the values passed to Adobe would be:
~ b
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Thanks Brian!!
I am saving this for a reference!!
So this is an event-based rule, to set prop1 with the value passed in the id for my case. I so appreciate the fast response!!
Juli
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