Jason,The forum seems to be removing the direct link. I've added the reference so that it is visible. Just copy and paste it into your browser address bar and let me know if you run into any other issues downloading the files.Thanks,Joel

DTM SwitchDTM Switch is a browser plugin for easy switching of debug mode and staging mode for DTM users. It is available for both Chrome and Firefox.The attached files are very early unsigned versions of the plugins and are provided in this forum on an "as is" basis with no additional support. The ...

Hi Stewart,Yes, I have no issues when testing this solution. Here are some screenshots of what this looks like in the UI.The rule condition should look like this: [img]homepage-01.png[/img]The test script:[img]homepage-02.png[/img]Debug on the home page where the rule fires:[img]homepage-03.png[/img...

Hi Stewart,Sorry, I got ahead of myself in the explanation and meant location.href when I was talking about path instead of how DTM uses the term "path" in rules."Path" in DTM rule conditions means location.pathname + location.search and not the other components of location like location.protocol, e...

Hi Stewart,Using regex is probably the way to go, but this use case is a bit more complex than it may first appear. For instance, the match probably needs to take into account situations like variations in protocol (http vs https), the actual homepage file name (index.jsp), query params (?var1=1&var...

In case the console is not open, you can use the built-in DTM function _satellite.notify('message',1) as well. It provides the additional capability of handling multiple error levels.

Hi Alexander,Can you elaborate a bit on what did not work?The DTM debug mode can be turned on via the javascript console by entering _satellite.setDebug(true) and turn it off by entering _satellite.setDebug(false). This modifies a setting in localStorage, so you can reference it by entering localSto...

Hi Alexander,This is still a timing issue and can be corrected with a data element or a custom code condition. To verify that it is timing related just add a _satellite.notify('debug',1) to the event based rule's analytics custom code section and you will see it fire in the console when the click oc...

Hi Alexander,Make sure that the targeted element is actually an anchor tag <a/> since that is the only element type that will be affected by the timing delay. Take a look at the actual element that is being clicked on as the click may be active on an image or some other element and not the anchor di...

Hi Alexander,This still looks like a timing issue from what I can see. The custom code does not appear to be firing in time to get passed with the s.tl() call. Here are a few things to check.First, if you are targeting anchor tags, then check the "delay link activation" box next to the "click" event...