You might also try using Launch Monitoring Hooks as described in this excellent blog post: https://medium.com/launch-by-adobe/launch-library-monitoring-hooks-8495dd91b57 -Stew

Yes. Every rule has a unique ID.  You can see it in the URL of Launch authoring environment when you edit an existing rule. You will see quite a few IDs on URLs as you work in Launch:Company IDs start with CO.   e.g.  COca59f33b93444886915449650d242be9Property IDs start with PR.  e.g. PR74de8d4637aa...

Link to DTM Docs under Adobe Marketing Cloud HelpAlso, here's a starting point in Video... DTM - Overview and Set Up Basics - YouTubeHere's the whole playlist:  Dynamic Tag Manager (DTM) - YouTube​This is the object reference: Dynamic Tag Management Object Reference BTW, If you are just starting ou...

Launch does not store data element values on any server.  All data element persistence is done client-side via local (window scoped) variables, sessionStorage, localStorage, or cookies (scoped to the domain of the page).

You make a good point. And, yes, you're on track. I noticed a couple of things while thinking about your answer. Try the following replace logic. ["a","b"].join("-").replace(/(^-)|(-$)/g,'') --> "a-b"["","b"].join("-").replace(/(^-)|(-$)/g,'') --> "b"["a",""].join("-").replace(/(^-)|(-$)/g,'') --> "...

I think you might be missing a couple foundational concepts.  Let's tear this thing apart and look at each part. s.campaign  = [s.Util.getQueryParam('cmpid'),s.Util.getQueryParam('source'),s.Util.getQueryParam ('medium')].join(":").replace(/::/,'');The first thing to understand is that there is a pi...

As an example, we'll create a rule triggered by a Core: Direct Call event with an Actions: AA Set Variable (Page Name) and AA Send Beacon.  The end result will look something like this: We start by setting the event that will trigger the rule using the Core extension's "Direct Call" event type (see ...

This is just a nice to have, but Oh Boy! would it be nice to have a Command-S shortcut on the text editors within Launch. \There are probably more like this - I just want to start the conversation.

I think that before we can answer this, we'd have to answer, "Where would one go to create and edit a condition pack?" It seems like a condition pack would need to be its own thing and would live at the same level as data elements, rules, extensions, etc.Perhaps a condition pack is a special type of...

Putting both suggestions together (Mine and Tomas's),  here's that intercept code (monkey patch):if (window.dataLayer) {  if (!window.dataLayer.__oldPush) {    window.dataLayer.__oldPush = window.dataLayer.push;    window.dataLayer.push = function(payload) {      if (payload.event && typeof payload....