We've run into the same limitation as well and have made the request to add the feature on the Ideas site (http://ideas.omniture.com/t5/Idea-Exchange-for-Adobe/Allow-all-users-to-copy-a-DTM-rule/idi-p/12808). We kind of thought if you can create a rule, you should be able to copy one.

Reposting this hoping that somebody has come across it or somebody within Adobe can put me in contact with somebody who can look into this (customer care seems to have no idea after 3 weeks, case 140709-000247). Here's an image of what the output looks like, what the Target offer looks like and the ...

Has anybody been able to integrate Target via DTM and use a redirect offer?I've implemented the mbox call as seen on the "Configure synchronous mbox.js loading" help file at http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/dtm/t_target_synchronous_load.html.This seems to work fine when Target is just rep...

We put the content of the .js files in a third party tag with sequential javascript (you can order them in there by dragging them around so the oo_engine fires first) in a page load rule triggered on top of the page. You should probably load all the files from the same page load rule in order to get...

Frank,Try using the subdomain criteria if you are matching indycar (path would be used for the news portion in your example).

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...

Right now, the advanced options in filtering only have is whether it contains or does not contain. At the very least, I would like to see an exact match option.  Regular expressions would be great if they don't slow the system down too much.

Kind of related to what Rich said above, a way to compare current month-to-date to previous month-to-date (or previous year's month-to-date) would be handy. In the long run, it would be great to just be able to define your date ranges for comparison rather than relying on the predefined list.

I think this is pretty minor, but ran across it yesterday.If you are comparing two date ranges, the trend line labels don't reflect the dates the data is for. I think they always use the date for the entire report.In the example attached, I'm comparing This Month vs. Last Month. In both cases, the l...