Hi all! I want to create a data element that saves the distance a customer scrolls within a popup. I can return the value I'm after in the browser console using the following: // Full height of div including scroll var totalHeight = $("#myDialogContent")[0].scrollHeight; // Initial height of div th...

Thanks for the tip. I can confirm that this is working nicely.

Excellent! Many thanks for the reply. That's nice and easy.

Hi everyone! We have two websites that are nearly identical. One is an internal facing version and the other is the public version. We would like to deploy the same Launch code but have the reporting to go into separate report suites. Is it as simple as creating a data element defining the report su...

Hi everyone,I have a page where a customer can make amendments to their product which changes the price. I have a data element changed rule that fires on change of the price and saves it to an eVar.When I review the values for the eVar in my report I have many more values than I do customers. It loo...

Hi there,I have a strange situation. I have a direct call rule that fires after a data element change rule. In this direct call rule I set a bunch of eVars.I was setting them in the eVars section of the rule builder. When testing I could see the eVars populating in both the network requests and Omni...

Hi zaned72942122​,I haven't added the GA events myself, they're hardcoded within the application itself. Also, to complicate matters, the application is deployed via an iframe where I don't have any DTM coverage.

Hi everyone,We have a web application that integrates with Google Analytics but not with Adobe Analytics.Actions taken within the application go into the events section of GA. There are 10 different event types.I was wondering if there was a way to use DTM to 'catch' these GA events and send them in...

I'll double check with our network team (I'm guessing this isn't something I can do through the Target UI?).

Many thanks for getting back to me!Yes, we can access our UAT sites through a regular browser and we are using EEC.