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Re: DTM Event Based Rule - track tab click - Adobe Analytics page code already present - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
What event is the rule set for? Are any rule conditions on it as well?Assuming the beacon is being sent, my guess is that the issue is with timing. e.g. the beacon is being created before the eVar and prop are being changed/populated, or you're changing/populating the eVar and prop before the s_code is loaded and has executed, etc.Also - did you check "Adobe Analytics page code is already present" checkbox when you added Analytics as a tool in DTM? (Just want to make sure you're not loading dupl...

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Re: DTM - How do I delete a category? - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Did Deepak's reply help with your question?If not, let us know so we can help further.From what I gathered, there may be two different things you are trying to do:Remove the category from the ruleTo do this, open/edit the rule and click the 'x' next to the name of the category. Remove the category from the drop-down list (i.e. from the entire property)It's on the roadmap to add this functionality, but it's not yet there. If you'd like one or more categories removed from the drop-down in the mean...

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Re: DTM - How do I delete a category? - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Not sure how to do this as of yet (or even if it's possible), but just wanted to let you know we're checking into this for you.We'll reply back as soon as we have more info.

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Re: Stop firing standard GA code on certain pages - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
I am not sure about "selecting" pages per se, but you can set conditions. What is the criteria you are using for pages where you don't want to trackPageview?e.g. are all of the pages under a specific path, or have a certain parameter set, etc.Or do you just have a list of pages that do not have anything specific to uniquely identify them as different from the other pages?If you do have some unique criteria, you could add custom JavaScript to test for it to the "Customize Page Code" section of yo...

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Re: DTM Production Embed Code Never Caches? [SOLVED] It is getting cached - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Per your screenshot, the headers/responses indicate that your browser loaded a cached version of the script file.The 'cache-control' in the response is set to '0' which, effectively, means that the browser should check the last-modified date and only load the file from the browser cache if the cached file is the same age or newer. (If 'cache-control' was set to 'no-cache', then it would mean the server was telling the browser to never load from cache, i.e. always load from the server.)The '304' ...

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Re: enters viewport condition in DTM - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
It looks like the page markup is very similar on the home page as to what's on the Apply page, so you can use a similar rule to the one we discussed for the Apply page, and then add some JavaScript to the rule to update s.pageName to equal the new document.title (and send the page view for tracking).That is, you would use the same Rule Condition (checking if the div#page is displaying) with an 'enters viewport' event. (You could use a different kind of event than 'enters viewport', but this type...

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Re: enters viewport condition in DTM - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
As long as you are sending the title of the page (document.title), you should be able to differentiate the two.When the age verification screen appears, the title is "Miller Lite Tap The Future - AV" and it changes to "Miller Lite Tap The Future - Home Page" after you've submitted a valid birthdate and the page shows the main content.Assuming you're using Adobe Analytics, you could just update s.pageName with the new page title and then send a new image request (e.g. via s.tl).

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Re: enters viewport condition in DTM - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Yeah, there are definitely other ways - JavaScript is flexible, and so is DTM. Probably the easiest way would be to add a Rule Condition that tests for something else that should also be true.Before I give any examples - what information are you trying to capture with this event/rule?I ask because all it is doing/will do is capture when a user has entered a valid birthdate in the top form, and is now viewing the top of the registration form on the bottom of the page.Is that what you're after?Or ...

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Re: enters viewport condition in DTM - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Thanks for sharing a link to the page. It was helpful in determining what's going on.The paragraph in question is hidden by default (because div#page has display:none set) - which, to a browser, means the element still exists and is still rendered (just not displaying). More to the point, hidden elements like this are rendered in the browser at the x/y coordinates of 0,0. Therefore, the reason the rule is firing is because 0,0 is always in the viewport when the page loads. Just one of those fun ...

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Re: enters viewport condition in DTM - Dynamic Tag Management 15-10-2015
Hello, Yabagna, and welcome to the Marketing Cloud community.Is it possible that you have more than one element in the page with the same ID? (e.g. a parent )If so, you'll need to remove the duplication (IDs need to be unique). You might have some luck with a more specific selector, e.g. p#ApplyFormErrorAlso, have you tried unchecking the "Apply event handler directly to element" option?In most cases, it shouldn't be necessary to have this checked.If that doesn't help, can you share a link to th...

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