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Anonymous
October 4, 2017
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Third Party Urls in the DTM page load rule

  • October 4, 2017
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Hi All

I created a rule in dtm which is a page load rule and that rule has thirdparty url. The tag is firing fine and the third party url is working as expected but the third party url is calling another two third party url's like a chain process. Now the other two third party calls are not working. Any solution for this problem?

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Best answer by jantzen_b

From what you've told me, It sounds like there may be a problem with the Floodlight tag. DTM is simply a tool used to deploy tags and other code to your webpage. If the initial Floodlight tag is being fired from your page, DTM appears to be doing its job. If there is a backend redirect or piggybacking on the Floodlight side, you may need to investigate that with them.

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jantzen_b
Adobe Employee
jantzen_bAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
October 4, 2017

I'm not sure I understand what isn't working. You say you've set up DTM tracking on link that directs outside your domain (third-party URL). The DTM rule sounds like it's firing since you indicated the tag is firing fine. I'm not sure what you mean by the third-party URL is calling two other third-party urls. Can you please explain or provide a link to the documentation of whatever your trying to implement?

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Anonymous
October 6, 2017

Hi,

Sorry for confusing. I created a rule in dtm which is an event based rule calls the floodlight tags. The Floodlights tag is working fine but the piggybacking to the floodlight url is not calling( which means flood light url is calling another two thirdparty calls). I think this is nothing to do with the dtm rule creating. Am I correct?

jantzen_b
Adobe Employee
jantzen_bAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
October 9, 2017

From what you've told me, It sounds like there may be a problem with the Floodlight tag. DTM is simply a tool used to deploy tags and other code to your webpage. If the initial Floodlight tag is being fired from your page, DTM appears to be doing its job. If there is a backend redirect or piggybacking on the Floodlight side, you may need to investigate that with them.

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Anonymous
November 3, 2017

Is it safe to piggyback to the floodlight tag? I would prefer not to piggyback to the floodlight tags. Please share your thoughts

jantzen_b
Adobe Employee
jantzen_bAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
November 17, 2017

I'm not familiar enough with Floodlight to know what the recommended deployment is.

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