It would be useful to have some tiered access control on Launch rules (and perhaps data elements). I would like to be able to create a baseline set of rules that can be viewed by others but not changed. The scenario for this is an environment where Launch is triggered by various application events s...

I know that this was basically impossible to do in DTM, but I'm wondering how feasible it would be to allow the property administrator to configure Launch's primary object from _satellite to another string so that multiple properties could coexist on the same page. My reason for wanting this is to a...

I'm a little late to the conversation, but I wanted to chime in to add that the SDI Toolkit extension provides Launch Actions for setting and removing sessionStorage and localStorage values. 

mea culpa? I think that at some point in the past, I wrote a monkey patch on top of _satellite.notify that would create and maintain _satellite.dtmRuleStackArray...   I'm pretty sure that what you're looking at is a custom artifact and is not part of vanilla DTM. I found that since _satellite.notify...

In my perfect world, multiple conditions could be arranged into functional modules that could be centrally managed.  A change to the "condition pack" would be reflected wherever it is used. In my perfect world, these "condition packs" could be defined at a company level and used across properties ow...

It would be even better if you could reuse blocks of conditions.  I'd also throw in a request for reuse of action blocks too.

Search Discovery just released Version 2 of the DTM Switch (now Launch and DTM Switch). Adobe Launch and DTM Switch - YouTube It's available here: Launch and DTM Switch - Chrome Web Store If you have version 1, automatic updates will be rolling out.FOR THE IMPATIENT.  Just remove version1 and reinst...

At a minimum, it would be nice to have rule names used in the build error messages instead of the internal rule ID's.

I wonder if this need could be handled in a different way. It is possible to assign multiple events to a rule. It is also possible to dictate the triggering order for each event. This seems like it would allow you to create the second rule such that it can be triggered any of the specific direct cal...