At times there is a need to disable an extension. For example the Facebook extension. It's easy enough to disable the extension, but that doesn't at all do the trick. You have to then go into each rule/data element that uses the extension and remove the condition/event that is used by the extension. Instead it would be awesome if it just disabled that one aspect of the rule or data element. Then upon re-enabling the extension, everything that is used or defined by the extension gets turned back ...

Launch Bug: Adobe Analytics Event Serialization a_d_a_m_ - Adobe Experience Platform Launch

There's a setting to serialize events in the UI for Adobe Analytics. Here's an example of one that is configured:However, when it sends, it doesn't send it as being serialized, but assigns a value. Here's the actual value sending after using this feature:This should be:event87:153912397632718a16This needs to be fixed

Delete Elements Without First Disabling a_d_a_m_ - Adobe Experience Platform Launch

I've found it unnecessarily difficult to delete anything in Launch. Before I can delete anything, I must first disable it and ensure that the disabled item is published to production. Once it has been published to production, I can then go and delete it and push it through the publishing process. I'd like to just delete it.

Re: Ecommerce Tracking a_d_a_m_ - Adobe Experience Platform Launch

Can you also recommend to them to get rid of / deprecate s.products? It's so....old, and not good anymore. It's sad to see Adobe Analytics advancing in so many ways, but still stuck on this old stuff. Have a new variable that is an array of objects. Heck, that thing can still populate the products variable for all I care, but make it easier to set values. They tease us with mention of the "productList" variable in AppMeasurement, but it doesn't do anything.

Re: Lookup type function in DTM a_d_a_m_ - Dynamic Tag Management

The trick is that you'd need to use a data element to populate the Google Analytics account ID, however it isn't possible in DTM (by default). You could write a work around to allow DTM to use a data element. Then you'd write some custom code in the data element to have it return the correct account ID.Another option would be to add multiple Google Analytics tools and in the custom code you can "return false" if the domain doesn't match the correct URL. Not ideal, but it is a solution.

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