I hadn't even noticed the change, so guess that says something.  The info is available in the information balloon if you really need to know.  We also use the (vXX/cXX) labeling convention on our variables, so the change doesn't have much impact one way or another for us.

Yes, that's exactly what the direct calls do.In the above case, your javascript/jquery creating the <span> would  make a call: something like _satellite.track('xyz'). In DTM, create a direct rule and for the condition put xyz and fill out the adobe analytics portion of the screen like you would with...

Going from something on Search Discovery's FAQ, it looks like the elementexists may only fire when an element enters the DOM (otherwise, the rule would probably just firing over and over since it continues to exist). It's hard to tell without seeing your code, but if the .errorflag element is alread...