Try this
one:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adobe-experience-platform/bfnnokhpnncpkdmbokanobigaccjkpob
For some reason the old one was pulled from chrome/play store. Got the
above link from slack channel.
Saw something about it in a slack channel, here, try this
one:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adobe-experience-platform/bfnnokhpnncpkdmbokanobigaccjkpob
the old debugger got pulled for some reason. I don't know why.
does your SPA dispatch an event on each new view/page or does it only
fire once on load index.html?this ideally would trigger an event rule
that fires your primary call. OR you could trigger
_satellite.pageBottom() on each new view. (this would allow for pageload
calls) your tracking server should be configured in your adobe analytics
`tool` in DTM
just fix up your JavaScript a bitif(typeof digitalData.abc ===
'undefined' ){ // note:undefined is now a string value for the
conditional return undefined; } else { return digitalData.abc; }
We ran into something similar with click tracking mboxes in target. our
solution was to override the onclick and href values of the element
clicked, then in the success AND error states of the click tracking
call, we then created a new dom a tag on the fly, added the href back
for the next piece of js to use the window.location change. works well,
kinda hacky, but that's what we had to do in order to deal with the
window.location changes better way is to not do the window.replace and
instead rel...
maggiev45535943 how i would go about this is to have DTM listen for a
custom browser-event via dtm event rule, then do a lookup of objects in
the data layer events array through data elements or parsing the
browser-event data object. When the object is added to the array,
dispatch the browser-event as a notification, which will then trigger
your newly defined DTM event rule, Then, based on the object in the data
layer events array you want, use the dtm event rule to set evars and
props and even...
you might find more information referencing cross-domain with GA in
google groups, since this is a DTM forum and your adobe setup seems to
be working.. not sure what the question is. I don't believe there's
anything dtm or adobe analytics can do to help with how GA records
visitors. personally i wouldn't piggy back either platform on each
other. if you need both, then run them in parallel, but understand that
tracking will always behave slightly differently.
On a dynamic SPA site that I'm working with right now, we have no server
generated data layer. however, I've added two sequential scripts that
first: defined window.digitalData and some assumed static properties.
The second uses Object.assign() to merge a new object with actual data
into the existing digitalData structure. This enabled a semi-dynamic
data layer, that was created at pageload, but before the initial
pageBottom trigger was fired.
use defensive coding in your data elements when referencing data layer
object properties, to see if the data object properties exist before you
try to reference them.Also, dispatch a browser event when the object is
added to the array and pass the data in an object with the event. Listen
for this new event with DTM
digitalData is a posed as a web standard data object, providing data
about the page, server environment, and user details, or event data that
occurs client side. The satellite object is part of the adobe
analytics/dtm internal mechanism. use DTM to reference your digitalData
object (via data elements) and avoid using direct _satellite calls where
possible. DTM provides the functionality of satellite in a user
interface.
mikem2436009 - I am working on investigating building this out in our
stack (still DTM, not Launch)Basically if you integrated ftp hosting
into your version control system, this may be possible. I would suggest
using commit hooks and a build server to trigger shell scripts. perhaps
we can share on github?-AJ (notdefault@github)
satelliteLib-7998b06......js is your library, that's where all of the
code will execute from, so yes, you should see that in the console. if
you see "errors" coming from this script, then something is blocking it
or stopping internal execution and the beacon wont be sent. in the
network tab, if you filter requests for "/b/ss" you will filter only the
beacons that are sent to tracking servers. The data being sent will be
in the parsed/decoded query string. the target server will be your
tracking ...
Adobe will have to speak on SLA and response times from their servers,
but by default content I mean 'the front-end application', NOT Target.
Are you using the akamai hosting or DTM? more often than not, the adobe
server response times are a non-issue.
Jantzen.Belliston -- do you by chance know if Launch can integrate with
GIT or version control systems, or be fit into a continuous-integration
cycle?
Your experience will not be rendered, but normal default content should
still be processed and rendered as expected. at.js is a library to
support your experience, it is absolutely required to be in the header.
The modifications to page content YOU control via the target interface.
as far as i know it is a "blocking script", meaning it has to fully
execute before the next script can begin execution, but Adobe, please
correct me if i'm wrong. Even then, its a fully tested and QA cycled
script, I ...
you can pipe your data layer value for country into a global mbox param,
then use that as part of your audience targeting within Target.See Adobe
Docu here:Mbox Parameters And: Behavioral Targeting
your data elements should be referencing specific objects on your data
layer, not treating the whole data layer as a string.Assuming that
dtmAnalyticsData is your data layer, does it follow any
specification?example: https://www.w3.org/2013/12/ceddl-201312.pdfin
your data elements, you can reference by `JS Object` to
window.dtmAnalyticsData.{specific_key} to return a value.Then in your
rule, configure an evar, prop to use those data elements.
It looks like you're already capturing event40 on click of any star, I
would just use js to determine which n-th chld (star) was clicked, or
add .star-1, .star-2, .star-3... as classes on each star for exact
determinationThen once you know which star, pipe that into an eVar or
prop on the event40 rule.specifically for DTM, you need to determine
business case. Are you collecting on click (event40), or on submit of
the form. then you would create a data element to reference in the event
rules. The...
With Chrome and Android Debugger (ADB) installed, you can drive an
android device in chrome to debug. Whats the URL?Get Started with Remote
Debugging Android Devices | Tools for Web Developers | Google Developers
And for what its worth, there is Official docu from the omniture.com
site, in regards to DTM for both of these methods, as
described.http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/dtm/object_reference.pdfSee
Pages 21 and 23
Hi, I'm AJ. The crazyhaired :ancientaliens: javascript guy. Have been
working with Adobe DTM and s_code installations since 2014 and moving
into Target and Content Personalization. Background comes from ecommerce
frontend development (both Flex, and Javascript), then into analytics.
I've worked with Angular, GTM, Google Classic, Google Universal Tagging,
s_code installations, DTM Installations (as a contractor with an Adobe
Certified Parter )In offtime I work with docker, nginx, maker-things,
an...
Do you have a data layer, or a key you can update with start and stop
times to record angular's time of execution on client side?Usually
pageloadtime involves the data response time from request to response
handling, maybe you could embed the response time into your api
responses to provide detail to the frontend and measure the loadtime of
data / ui update execution time?
Yes, we have already gone through internal Adobe processes with
clientcare and engineering and the only resolution was to post here in
the forums and "its working as intended".
There will be no support for this from either Adobe or Google, as on
both sides is unsupported implementation.Technically, yes, you can add
html tags via each respective tag manager. What you CAN do is not
necessarily what you SHOULD doThe best I can find is one thread on stack
overflow where someone did this, but had issues with the Pageload Rule
in DTM. Could have been their specific case, I didn't read into it too
far.adobe analytics - Google Tag manager code added with the help of DTM
is not...
Thanks joshd7227840, we are only using isOutboundLink in the rule, as
it was used in the original design of our solution. We have actually
taken the step to override isSubdomainOf and provide corrected
functionality so that isOutboundLink works as expected. As a developer,
I consider a function that doesn't provide expected results a bug.
Therefore, isSubdomainOf relays the message that it checks to see if a
given test case "is a subdomain of" a sample. It doesn't, so we fixed
it. Documentation...
We use a custom event rule instead of the out of the box handling. 1)
disable (uncheck) the OotB adobe config2) new event rule3) condition
must meet (_satellite.isOutboundLink === true)(note in the condition, we
create a var name %outboundLinkTarget% to collect the href value into an
eVar)4) set events, evars and props[... more conditions ...]______
Analytics ______
The only place i can find t.getAttribute in visitor API is in the
method: "linkNeedsDelayActivate"Do you have "delay link activation"
checked for this rule?
add sequential javascript to add the pixel on the event rule that sets
event40(dont make a specific rule for the pixel. if you do, then make
sure you have the same conditions in the new rule -- you could really go
either way)
