Search Discovery just released Version 2 of the DTM Switch (now Launch and DTM Switch). Adobe Launch and DTM Switch - YouTube It's available here: Launch and DTM Switch - Chrome Web Store If you have version 1, automatic updates will be rolling out.FOR THE IMPATIENT. Just remove version1 and reinst...
Hi Stefan! I'm interested in seeing that repo, but the link you gave is giving me an error. -StewAlso, if you'd like to connect on LinkedIn, here's my profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stewartschilling/
+1 on using custom events in preference to direct call rules in SPA environments. +1 on letting the SPA tell Launch when a page has changed as it accounts for hard loads, and soft navigation equally well. +1 on passing the DDO as the payload on the event (the presence of "event" as a free variable w...
I wonder if this need could be handled in a different way. It is possible to assign multiple events to a rule. It is also possible to dictate the triggering order for each event. This seems like it would allow you to create the second rule such that it can be triggered any of the specific direct cal...
Or maybe this? (updated on 12/7/2018)//Get the function from the adobe-analytics extensionvar getTrackerFn = turbine.getSharedModule("adobe-analytics", "get-tracker");//Call the function, which will return a promisegetTrackerFn().then(function(tracker) { // if resolved //do stuff with the t...
Have you looked at the new event type "Custom Code" that is available in the Core extension? Seems like just the thing for your needs. It says "The code you provide in the editor will be run as soon as the library is loaded. Inside your code, call trigger() whenever you would like the rule to fire...
I want to build a Launch extension that can manipulate values on the Adobe Analytics tracker object ("s" by default).I see in the Feb 8 release notes that the updated Adobe Analytics extension (v1.1) provides access to the tracker object via shared modules.I see here that the function to call is tur...
Is there a way to self-inspect from within a rule condition? For instance, 1) Can I access the rule name and log it to the console? 2) Within a custom event rule can I get at the event type on which the condition will be met? in other words , if (_satellite._container.rules[0].events...