Hi @ShivaniM  you mean as a client-side tag or server-side? In both ways, it depends on your consent management platform and how it persists the consent e.g., in which cookie, localStorage value etc.   Can you give some more information on that? 

Yah you cannot use percentage syntax in a data element with custom code. Always use _satellite.getVar Also, should you use the Adobe Client Data Layer, make sure to pass in the event as second parameter   _satellite.getVar("some DE", event);

Hi @SrividyaVenkat  Adobe Analytics only allows hiding report suites. To hide the report suite, go to Analytics > Admin > All admin > Company settings > Hide Report Suites. Check the Hidden checkbox to the left of the report suite name.To unhide the report suite, uncheck the Hidden checkbox.To view...

Hi @JoernFa  regex is more for testing for a concrete value but does not transform that value afaik

Yes, I would opt for the abort() call in the doPlugins callback. This would surely be the least invasive   "The doPlugins variable acts as a ‘last call’ to set values in your implementation. It is the ideal place to make calls to Plug-in methods and set any desired variables before an image request ...

Fully agree with @Harveer_SinghGi1, the Projects API may be a great starting point.   One way or another, you may have to, manually or programmatically physically duplicate an existing dashboard.What I am not sure about yet is whether you can actually schedule report delivery for a cloned dashboard ...

Hi @Rafael_Sahagun  would you mind sharing a screenshot of how you pass the information in? Are you using an XDM schema or data.__adobe.analytics to pass in the information?   Also, have you checked in an Assurance session what ends up in Analytics? Would surely be interesting to see.

Hi @MichaelJo13  have a look at this page in the docs.

Good question, this is surely an interesting offline use case.   Tbh, I've always wondered why the standard Web SDK events actually contain an events array that always only includes a single item. So, presumably this is not (yet) out of the box possible with the Web SDK extensions, but have you tri...

Yeah, that article is definitely worth a read. Screen readers work on top of your browser and do not expose any kind of information about the visiting users' disabilities (for a good reason), also not through their user agent as it seems.