Hi Nicholas,Currently the DTM Switch plugin is available only for Firefox and Chrome.RegardsRahul

Hi Dannal,Apologies for the delayed response,1. You can track this using event based rules in DTM rather than writing scripts in the page source.2. You can track users by programming a click event on the submission button (which is essentially a specific case of an event based rule). Here's some doc...

Hi,To answer your question, yes you would need to set up rules for that but they wouldn't let you capture the page name unless you've defined a variable for capturing this.Try to understand DTM as an enabler that allows you to more efficiently manage the tags you have on your page but it would do so...

Hi Brian,Apologies for the inconvenience.There was a maintenance for Publishing & deployment of rules going on yesterday. (Info here:http://status.adobe.com/).It is up and running now.Kind RegardsRahul

Hi Brian,Are you still facing this issue?Kind RegardsRahul

Hi,Could you see if the documentation here or here solves your issueKind Regards

Hi,As you mentioned, scenario 1 should pose no problem.In case of scenarios 2 and 3 you would need to assign a variable for capturing the relevant page name.Basically, right now, you have a rule that fires when a condition is met but there is no variable at the data layer to capture this data.You ca...

Hi David,That's the way I'd go about it. Create a data element with a custom script in it to feed it the random number. You can then call this data element in your code.Kind RegardsRahul

Hi DheepakPlease have a look at this documentation. It outlines how to integrate Target and DTM.Let me know if this solves your query.Kind RegardsRahul

Hi Dheepak,Did the documentation solve the problem?Let us knowRegardsRahul