We have received a development request to build a component that
evaluates assets in the following way: DAM path A OR DAM path BANDTags
X, Y, AND Z So that whenever the tags are found on an asset in either of
the path locations, the asset will appear in the list.Is it possible to
have a list component behave in this way?
I have tried using the Query Parameter
"sling:resourceType":'commerce/components/product' but was unable to get
any results with that simple evaluation. Has anyone created or used a
similar query parameter to only evaluate if a file is a primary object
within commerce?I can run a report with no query parameters and get a
significant amount of data that shows every jcr attribute. My Root path
is like: /var/commerce/products/brand/en_us Thank you!
I tried using a similar query parameter as you defined above:
"sling:resourceType":'commerce/components/product' but was unable to get
any results with that simple evaluation. Has anyone created or used a
similar query parameter to only evaluate if a file is a primary object
within commerce?
Hello,We are looking to create a rollout configuration that enables
authors to only update page properties and not impact the page content.
The intent is to help reduce the need to send pages through translation
workflows when non-translatable attributes like tags and time stamps are
updated within a page property. We are running 6.5. I found this article
that I think is on the right
path:https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/administering/introduction/msm-sync.html
I'm as...
Hi Parit, I tried using this along with a similar JS script and I'm not
able to get either to render a attribute on my site. Is there an
load order that you recommend? Should these be set to Execute Globally?
Thank you, James
Hello Manish,If you are able to update / edit your templates, it appears
that when you are in the template view you can select the "i" icon and
view the properties of that template. There you can upload a new icon.We
are on 6.2 and I am having trouble with updating that icon. I can get it
to load, but then it spins and does not save. That could be a permission
issue for me however.James
It is probably missing something, but we are unsure what that is. It may
be the step to unpublish the tag that will be merged, but I am not fully
confident that would resolve the tag duplication issue in the selection
process. Some testing would need to happen to validate that.
Hello smacdonald2008.That is where I found the method to merge the
tags. However, the file does not provide any insight as to why there may
result in two duplicate tag options when an author attempts to apply a
tag that was merged.After talking with another team member, we may have
learned that the missing step may have been that the tag that was merged
into the master "Success stories" tag was not unpublished before the
merge. James
Hello Community,We recently attempted to use the Merge Tag functionality
on our 6.2 instance, which appeared to work well for merging one tag
into another, except for the part where the tag value did not get
rationalized.Is there another way or step that needs to be taken to
fully combine the two tag groups so that tag data from the one that
"goes away" is not lost?
Hello Jantzen,Thank you for the quick reply!We intend to use conditional
logic to only activate the script when a user accepts the cookie
tracking statement. When I post the code to the javascript / third-party
section, what is the recommended type? Sequential JS, Non-sequential JS,
Sequential HTML, or Non-sequential HTML?If adding into one of the JS
types I assume I remove the tags from the code
above.Best,James
Hello Community,I am looking for some guidance on how to effectively add
an Eloqua tracking script to our site using Adobe DTM. After reading the
help files and articles, I feel like I am close, but am missing
something important. Here is the tracking script code (actual site and
cookie data removed), that is to be implemented.Where in Adobe DTM
should I add this to fire properly? var
_elqQ = _elqQ || []; _elqQ.push(['elqSetSiteId', '0000']);
_elqQ.push(['elqUseFirstPartyCookie', 'cookietracking.com']);
_elqQ.push(['elqTrackPageView']); (function() { function async_load() {
var s = document.createElement('script'); s.type = 'text/javascript';
s.async = true; s.src = '//img.en25.com/i/elqCfg.min.js'; var x =
document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; x.parentNode.insertBefore(s,
x); } if(window.addEventListener) window.addEventListener
('DOMContentLoaded', async_load, false); else if (window.attachEvent)
window.attachEvent('onload', async_load); })(); Thank you!James
