Maybe try `specific elements` and `window`? I haven't gotten around totrying this in Launch. I'm curious to see if it works for you.

There are a few things that I'd try.  1) I tend to use vanilla JS.  Try one of these (from the JS console) to see if it solves the issue.Try this if you want to pass a detail payload with the event.   window.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("email_submit", {  detail: { foo: "1", bar: "2" }  }));Or this...

Have you had a chance to check on this?  If my suggested solution did not work, I really would like to understand what went wrong. -Stew

If the link click that is being tracked is a navigational link (one that causes you to leave the current page and navigate to another), you may be seeing this issue because the current page is being unloaded at the same time that you are trying to execute some code. Selecting `Delay Link Activation`...

Did this help?  Did it solve your issue?  If so, please mark the answer as correct.  If not, let's pick the discussion back up. -Stew

Did this answer your question?  If so, please mark it as correct.  If you are still stuck, let me know and I'll see if I can help.  We at Search Discovery are using Coral UI for styling on all three of our Launch extensions.

You can use any name you like for the data layer object.  If you change, you must update the Data Layer Manager configuration so that it knows what variable to attach to.   This solution requires a data layer that is structured as a Javascript Array.  I choose not to use `digitalData` since most peo...

Here we go.  I want to start with a bit of reorganization of the data layer. I'm addressing three issues : 1) Making the data layer an Array so that we can use the SDI Data Later Manager extension.2) Making the product node an array consistent with W3C and GTM SOP.3) Fixing some syntax errors and re...

I'd be happy to do that.  This extension is HIGHLY configurable and can serve many needs. Please tell me about your need.  If you can point you the site that you are using it on, that too would be very helpful. Thanks, -Stew

You can just view frame source on the view of an extension that uses Coral. Such as: https://assets.adobedtm.com/extensions/EP9f64ab5391d540b0bb8658a244bbeb36/dist/dataElements/javascriptVariable.htmlThis has the following in the head : <link rel="stylesheet" href="//assets.adobedtm.com/activation/r...