Hi,why not use jQuery to obtain data from the page? Suppose your page
has an email field with id = 'mail'. You could do something similar
to:var mailValue = $('#mail').val(); // or .text() or .html() or
whatever you need from that fielddemo.identify({customer_id:'11111', //
TODO: Replace with your customer identifieremail: mailValuejoined_at:
'2014-08-24’, // TODO: Replace with your customer's join datefirstname:
'John', // TODO: Replace with your customer's firstname if
availablelastname: 'Doe' // TODO: Replace with your customer's lastname
if available}); You can also create a data element for your
email, which value you can then read in your script. So you would create
a data element in which you would put a script similar to: return
$('#mail').val();You can obviously add some validation to check whether
this #mail field exists etc prior returning it. Then in your script you
can use _satellite methods to r...
Hi, I'd like to suggest 3 features for DTM. 1. A feature that would
allow for downloading specific report suite settings for events, evars,
props etc. It would be a lot easier to do the mappings for our rules
using names coming from our report suites rather then evar1, event10
etc. Note that a pretty similar feature already exists for AEM -
SiteCatalyst integration. Inside mapping framework a user is able to
give his SiteCat credentials and then the page is populated with
variables from specific...
Hi, 1.I would like to suggest an ability to copy the Data Elements,
which was already mentioned
in:http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Idea-Exchange-for-Adobe/DTM-Data-Element-Exporting/idi-p/1168
3 If we are able to copy entire rules, why not copy data elements as
well? This would make migrating between properties a lot easier. 2. I'd
also like to have the ability to copy the entire properties. Here'a a
scenario:When we deliver analytics for our clients we internally work on
2 or more environments, an...
