You seem to be doing everything correctly, so I will guess that you are missing just one thing...Data elements that are created in the DTM or Launch UI cannot be set using the _satellite.setVar function. _satellite.setVar can be used to create new data elements at runtime though.  I tend to use a sp...

This was recently answered by Jeffrey Walter on the Launch Developers slack channel (launch-developers.slack.com) I'll summarize here:Launch provides the ability to establish callbacks (Webhooks) that will be POSTED to when a subscribed audit event happens. An Audit event is described as [resource]:...

Now a bit about the Data Layer Manager extension. What value do you get from using it?Better outcomes in implementation. This extension was built to address the challenges that we have seen in hundreds of TMS implementations spanning architectures from tradition HTML multi-page sites to full SPA (an...

We at Search Discovery have put a ton of thought into this topic - so much, in fact, that we've created an extension for Launch called the "Data Layer Manager".   I'll get to that later, but for now, let's talk flat versus hierarchical...I am not a fan of flattened data layers an I'll show you why. ...

The best advice that I can give is to use the AA Product String Builder extension from Search Discovery instead.  It has inline documentation and can build any product string from simple to complex.

One other option might be to put your desktop and mobile content on a CDN that can do device detection and serve up optimized content.  Something like this:Caching Content Based on Request Headers - Amazon CloudFront I'm sure that Akamai and most any other modern CDN can do the same thing.

This is total overkill for your scenario, but it's a solid solution. https://www.scientiamobile.com/products/wurfl-js/

I would suggest that you manage your report suite mapping in the Adobe Analytics extension rather than in code. Are you able to do this?

You could set up a global ajax handler as described here:http://api.jquery.com/ajaxsuccess/You'd do this from custom JS in a page load rule.  Inside the handler, you'll need to inspect to make sure that you got the success event from the ajax call that you care about.  I simple if / then should do t...

Try dispatching it on document.body document.body.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('my-widget-loaded'));Also, update your rule setting `Element Tag or Selector` to `body`