@xzanthos:Using % will only work for properties of objects (ie. this.id, window.location, event.*, target.*, param.*, etc.).  You can chain up to as many properties as you would like (window.location.href, etc.), but as soon as you call a method/function on an object, it will not resolve.  The only ...

Hi Alex,You can do this in DTM by first creating an Analytics Tool.  Once you have done that, you would go to the rules section and creating a new event based rule, selecting s.tl() for your tracking call in the Adobe Analytics section and filling out the conditions section.[img]Capture2.PNG[/img]In...

Yes.  :) 

As far as I can tell, right now the only way to set the products variable is through code.  There is no interface that allows you to set s.products for DTM UI.If your code above were run on the global scope, you could set your products variables by simply assigning the s.products variable to a conca...

Hey Srini,I know this is old, but I wanted to come back and answer this from an answer I gave a little bit ago.  Yes, you can track SPA's.  Here is what I posted before: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...

Let me add really quickly that if you are using the visitorID service, you may not see fid on the tracking call.  Meaning if analyticsVisitorID (aid) or marketingCloudVisitorID (mid) is set and present on the tracking call, you should not be seeing fid.  Otherwise, you should see fid on every tracki...

This is standard functionality to send it through with every tracking call.  There is server-side logic that will determine which id is used for visitor identification purposes.  In other words, it sounds like everything is happening as it should.  :)Thanks,Ben

Hi Todd,If you are using DTM, you can always using regular event-based rules:https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/dtm/t_rules_event_conditions.htmlThanks,Ben

Hi Eric,You would have to write some custom code in your s_code file that aborts the request.You would also need to access some flag from javascript that distinguishes the scanner from a real visitor.  I'm not sure if you can configure your scanner tool to set any cookies or make any data available ...

Here are a few that I am aware of: iOS 4.x SDK:https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/mobile/ios/states.html (see Sending Additional Data section)Android 4.x SDK:https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/mobile/android/states.html (see Sending Additional Data section)Windows Phone 8...