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 ...

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 ...

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...

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 ru...

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

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 t...

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 someon...