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 ...

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...

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]sat...

That's great!  You are welcome.Will you go ahead and select that as the correct answers for future community comers?Thanks,Ben

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. ...

I don't see that data element defined:[img]Screen Shot 2014-06-06 at 12.05.44 PM.PNG[/img]

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 ...