OK. Seven months later...    Better later than never? We just deployed a new extension to the Launch Production Catalog called "Data Layer Manager (free edition)".  It is built as a best practice approach to asynchronous embeds of Launch with data layer events that may come before or after Launch ha...

Search Discovery's AA Product String Builder is live in the production Launch extension catalog. It's been a while in development, but I'm very pleased with the result.  There will be more docs and usage videos to come, but for now, there should be enough in-context help to get people rolling. Enjoy...

Try referencing event.elementIn the example below, I have a click event rule for any span tag.  When I click the span, I can access the HTML custom attribute on it as event.element.getAttribute("data-ui-id")

DTM runs as javascript in the browser of a website visitor.  In most situations, one visitor will not have access to information about others using the same system.  Having said this, if there is a way to get the "number of users" via client-side javascript, then, by all means, you use this as a con...

Yes. There is a solution that will allow secured data sharing outside of the same-origin constraints of localStorage and sessionStorage. Can you DM me the details of your situation? -Stew

You are pretty much stuck unless you can get DTM embedded on the page that you want to measure. There are ways to message between an iframe and its parent, but you'd need to have code on the parent to make it happen.

You could create a data element based on $('.login-register').hasClass('closed')Then you could create a data element changed rule that allows you to further inspect for the required value.

Wow. I expected that this would work, but I'm seeing the same thing. My Core > Custom Code is this: And the Action of the same rule is this :All I see in the console is :    Rule "test custom code" fired.{$type: "core.custom-code", $rule: {…}}$rule:id: "RL02f3b17f28374cbfa44ec037d130a07c"name: "test...

This looks like ClickMap / Activity Map.  In your Adobe Analytics Extension, de-select `Enable ClickMap`, then Save, Build, and Test.

If you are still struggling with this, here are a couple of things that you could try: 1) Add console.log statements for s.eVar16 and s.linkTrackVars in your rule's AA custom code AND in the AA extension's custom code doPlugins function.  i.e. 2) Do a "search all files" from your Chrome dev tools to...