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Re: DTM - How to match the home page in a page load rule
stewart_schilli
- Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
In the words of Matthew Mcconaughey, "Alright, Alright, Alright!" Don't know what I was doing wrong the first time around, but it's working now. I had to modify the regexp a bit so that I could match the home page with or without query string arguments. The pattern I ended up with is: ^[/]?[?]?[^/?]*$Thank you much! I'm so glad to have a good solution for this. -Stew

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Re: DTM: TypeError: _satellite not defined
russkalchbrenne
- Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Thanks Michael,Switching to Sequential HMTL worked.Russ

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Re: DTM - How to use Client IP address as a rule condition
shawncreed1
- Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Stew,Unfortunately IP address is not exposed directly in the browser via HTML/Javascript for security reasons. The only way that DTM could use IP address is if your site actually set the user's IP address in a Javascript variable on every page, or if you used an AJAX call to an outside server to get this information. The latter of these is not the preferred option given that it adds additional latency to the processing of your DTM rules (because it has to wait for the remote server to respond), ...

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Re: Processing Rules: Allow the modification of a evar set using merchandising syntax
Josh_Du
- Adobe Analytics 29-04-2014
p.s. if you can swing it, get your Adobe Analytics implementation into DTM; it will basically render Processing Rules moot.

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DTM Ability to control order of execution for Page Load Rules
stewart_schilli
- Dynamic Tag Management 31-03-2014
Enhancement request: It would be very useful to have the ability to specify the order of execution of multiple tags on the same page. I understand that you can’t (and shouldn’t) override the larger load order, but if you have multiple bottom of page sequential HTML tags, it would be great to be able to specify the order of execution. This request stems from the fact that I have implemented individual rules for each 3rd party tag (which allows me to enable or disable them at a vendor level). As a...

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