Adobe's team advised me to clear my cache, and that worked. Now I see all of the Methods I need.Thanks!

It looks like in the last hour a change was made to the API Explorer page, and now the drop-downs don't work. Did you finally sunset v1.3? because I don't see it there anymore, but try clicking in 1.4 the Classifications API and then try to select a method. No drop-down list appears for me.Can someb...

Mike, Thank you so much for pointing me to this. Let me tell you what kind of trouble you just caused: I just completed the most hectic week of my life, because we switched 180 degrees from an Event-Based Rule implementation to a Direct Call Rule implementation. It was *absolutely* the right thing t...

Mike, I wish I understood what the Direct Rules were for. I can't find any documentation on it, or sufficient explanation of when or why it should be used. Can you be my sensei? I would love to learn what you know.The most important problem I'm facing from DTM is that I want to trigger events *not* ...

The dev site in question is password-protected, so I'll have to let you in personally if you want to take a look. It might take me a little while to recreate the problem, since I had to find another way around, but my preference would be to use a rule that DTM could fire reliably. (The way I'm doing...

It did not help. That document is very generic, and the inconsistencies it addresses are those where the code doesn't have time to fire (such as when you're capturing data on a click). There is no click here, we're just looking for the rule to fire when the element exists. It happens the first time ...

Any idea why DTM won't fire more than once for me on the "Element Exists" rule? There is a span element that pops up whenever I want this rule to fire, and DTM's own notifications detects its existence, but for some reason the rule won't fire after the first time.I've tried every combination of Bubb...

This is actually something that happens a lot. I've learned that the different sections of the Rules you create refer to their own sub-library files that DTM generates dynamically. Well, at least I know that's true of the 3rd Party Javascript  tools section at the bottom of every Rule. And this happ...

I was told that if DTM encountered any errors, it would *not* stop the site from working. This is a situation where some code I checked in to DTM absolutely broke the site--and I'm pretty sure it's not even something I did wrong. It's telling me that adobedtm failed to load a script: but the script ...