You can also take a look at the "Analytics" Tab. It is geared more
toward just debugging for Analytics. That will give you an idea of what
hits are being fired. From left to right is the order in which the hits
are being sent. On the Analytics Tab it will also show you whether the
hit is a Custom Link hit or a Page load hit by looking at the "Link
Name" column.
As a developer, I would like to create an App that uses OAuth to
properly identify a user to perform Launch API actions on their behalf.
Currently, JWT is the only Authentication/Integration method supported.
But the limitation is that we can't properly identify the user
performing the action and audit logs no longer are useful for
identifying who performed actions.The ask would be to enable OAuth
integrations with the API. This could be via 3-legged authentication.
Yes, you are right about that. (You may already be aware, but for future
reference for others...) For now, you can see that what Modules are
being used by Adobe Analytics using the Summary tab under the Analytics
section. It should indicate that there is the "AudienceManagement"
Module. If that is the case, you can assume that DIL is being inserted
via the "AudienceManagement" module.
No, you can't use DTM and Launch on the same page. Both DTM and Launch
use the global variable window._satellite. So, whichever library loaded
last would overwrite the other and things would break.
Hi Jantzen.Belliston,I am doing some development when I can, but Erika
Barber and Will Highland are driving it from here. Will has been
developing some really great new features lately. I have been pulled
into GDPR madness and haven't had time to fix this yet. erikabarker can
probably help give more of a timeline.Thanks,Ben
@Max Booker,Yes, it is real-time. Hits and network calls appear in the
UI as they occur. This will allow you to debug video playback events or
in the future direct-call rules from DTM.To answer in more detail, the
Adobe Radar extension will listen to network events in the exact same
way as Omnibug or the network console does.
You will want to follow the instructions
here:http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/dtm/general_settings_analyitcs.htmlYou
will need to set the sat_trackcookie to "true" for every user. I think
it must be set manually by the user, but I am unfamiliar with what the
law requires...sorry I can't help much there.Thanks,Ben
Are you using your staging or production embed code? If production, did
you publish all your changes?Have you verified that you put in your
s_code as well as the AppMeasurement or H Code library in the "managed
s_code" code editor in your Analytics tool?If you open up your
javascript console on your browser of the page(s) in question and type
in _satellite and hit enter, do you get "undefined" or any error?In your
Analytics tool, do you have EU compliance checkbox checked?Those are a
few things ...
Justin Arak wrote...Being able to pass the event to the data element
function would likely be especially helpful in cases where there is no
class or id attached to an element i'm trying to track. I agree with
this and would love to see this too!
Hi Justin,If I understand correctly, it seems like you are trying to
create a custom script data element to use in an event-based rule. Is
that right?If that is the case, you can think of the code that you put
into the editor as the body of a function. i.e. function () { //start
code editor in DTM // this is where all of your custom script code gets
place return 'data element value you want to return'; //end code editor
}So, in this case, you can just use plain javascript to define this data
ele...
Hey Jerome,I posted this in another question about using DTM in angular
(http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/analytics-forum/adobe-analytics.topic.html/forum__ussu-hey_communitydo.html),
but here is what I said:I don't have any documentation or best
practices, but we have done a little bit of tracking with angular and
this has come in handy for "page
views":http://michalostruszka.pl/blog/2013/09/24/angularjs-in-browsers-console/In
other words, if you want to hook into a view chan...
Yes, this is probably the reason for why your data doesn't get sent to
DoubleClick.This happens when you try to use a 3rd party Sequential HTML
javascript item in an event-based rule after the DOM has loaded.I
believe there is a restriction for doing this inside of DTM so that you
don't use document.write('//third party script here')
after the page has loaded and accidentally replace all of your html. 🙂
But I do know that you can't use Sequential HTML in an event-based rule
after the DOM has loaded.A solution is to use...
Hey Chad,Could you explain a little more what you mean by "not being
allowed to use query string params for internal campaigns because of
caching issues"? I'm not quite sure what the exact problem is.I may be
able to say "yes" to your subsequent question depending on how you
answer my question. 🙂 Thanks,Ben
@TimHave you put a breakpoint in your code and verified that the code is
being reached?My two thoughts are:1) Your script tag above is placed
before your DTM container in the and your s object is created.
So, your condition if (s) evaluates to false, and no context data is
added to your s object.2) Your code is in fact lower than your DTM
container, but is being run before your tool because your tool is set to
fire at pagebottom or somewhere after that. You can always put that
javascript snippe...
Hey Oliver,I should clarify one thing. When I mentioned that I have
noticed that alphabetical order will determine the order in which rules
are fired, I should clarify that I have seen this behavior with coding
the script in a "Sequential HTML" rule. I have always gotten pretty
consistent results with sequential HTML across rules in alphabetical
order. "Sequential javascript" and "non-sequential javascript" haven't
been as consistent though. Sequential javascript within the same rule
should fire...
You are welcome!Will you mark one of the answers correct so that
on-comers to help-forums will be able to quickly find answers to their
questions!Thanks,Ben
In other words, this is the section you are interested in:The dynamic
tag management queue processes them in that order but does not
distinguish between a JavaScript or an HTML script within the page load
phase.This means that the order of the page load rules within the queue
determines the order in which they are dequeued.A simple way to
determine the queue order is to look at
_satellite.configurationSettings.pageLoadRules in the JavaScript console
and examine the sequence.For example, a comple...
Inside of DTM, you can putreturn false;in the "Customize Page Code" to
suppress the beacon from firing for the initial call. Let me know if
that fixes this or not. 🙂
You are welcome. If you feel like I answered your question sufficiently,
will you mark it as answered so others who come looking for similar
answers can filter by answered questions?Thanks,Ben
Hi csc_mike_byers,The 'managed' s_code will be loaded in a separate
script call when the page loads. DTM doesn't modify anything with your
managed s_code, but simply does not load it when needed. Here is a
screenshot of what I am referring to:[img]Screen Shot 2014-06-12 at
10.13.31 AM.PNG[/img]satellite-lib... is the DTM container code which is
loaded when you embed that javascript code on your
page.s-code-contents... is the file that gets loaded dynamically for
your analytics tool that contains...
Hey Frank,So, the problem is that when you use a js Object reference,
the path can't contain bracket accessors to an array element. So, you
can use a custom script which you would do what you were doing
above:return window.consumerJSON.planProfiles[0].planCategory;Try that
out and see if it works. 🙂 Ben
Hi Mike,I could be wrong in my assumptions, but I have always understood
this method as a way to simply host DTM functionality on your own
servers for downtime/uptime/SLA reasons. 🙂 Meaning, you would want to
go with this option simply because you need to ensure that DTM embed
urls/scripts never ever go down and that they are lightning fast and
never give you issues. 🙂 You would then use the script loading
capabilities by configuring the DTM UI to load the 3rd party scripts or
custom built scr...
