Chris,It depends on the types of scripts.  Which ones are you trying to combine?-Rudi

Michael,Do you have a URL where we can see what is going on?  Are your trying to capture the entire URL or just a single query parameter ?-Rudi

"element exists"  is in the Event criteria drop down within an Event Based Rule. [img]Screen Shot 2013-11-15 at 11.17.20 AM.png[/img]

I would not use a Data Element for this case.   In an event based rule when you have set up the selector to correctly identify the element on the page that you are referencing above, you are then able to use the "this" scope.  (this.id, this.href, (this).parents('.listing').data(); , etc) Note: to u...

DTM will use the RSID that you entered into the UI in the Staging / Production fields within the Configuration section of Adobe Analytics.  DTM handles this by having the separate staging and production embed codes.  Any site that is using the staging embed code will send data to the RSID you entere...

Have you added the tool to setup the initial SiteCatalyst configuration ?  See : https://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/dtm/#Deploy_Adobe_Analytics  For specific configuration details. -Rudi

Is there something in the DOM or some meta information that is in a consistent place that we can detect?  If so I would recommend pulling that information into a Data Element.  Then you can use that Data Element to build out your page names dynamically.-Rudi More info on Data Elements:  https://mark...

Are you talking about the DTM Browser Switch Plugin :  http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/marketing-cloud-forum/adobe-marketing-cloud.topic.html/forum__lkzf-_dtm_switchdt.html -Rudi

I have to agree with Adam here.  Using the functions below is the fastest and most reliable.  _satellite.buildDate = the last build date of either the production or staging library_satellite.publishDate = the last date the production library was last published

Paul,Can you send me the company/property/rule name so I can take a deeper look?-Rudi