As an update, I put a breakpoint inside the core launch code (customEvent.js section), and the listener does get executed and the evaluateListener function is called, but my rule is never executed.
Has anyone been able to get this to work? I have code that is firing an event and a rule set up with a CustomEvent trigger listening to it. I have tired all sorts of different combinations with no luck. I wrote a listener by hand and it is getting invoked, so I know the event is being fired.I cou...
Quick update. I wrote an extension that has an action that will create a window-level object that has the various utility functions. Seems to work OK (VERY limited testing) - I was able to execute commands from the console. The only downside is you have to run the action in, say, a page load rule ...
I know Extensions have shared modules where they can be shared with other extension code. Can the same structure be used in a piece of custom javascript code deployed as an Action?We have been developing a set of utilities (similar to what we did in DTM) that we are calling "Useful Things Adobe Sho...
A couple of us are working on developing rules changes in different DTM properties, and both are seeing the build date get updated when we reload our pages, but not all rule changes are being included. We use Akamai for our DTM files.I have had this happen with both Direct Call and Page Load rules....
A little of both. I put the browser, os and device type info into my data layer. I use that to decorate some of our API performance logging. I also use it in a couple of DTM rules. It is a handy way to get some basic info without having to parse the userAgent string myself. It won't be killer i...
Will the _satellite.browserInfo object be available in Launch? Our current implementation utilizes this information in many places, giving us a common definition for browser, OS, device, etc.
We have been using the MC Visitor ID Service for some time now. When we first hooked it up, the advice given regarding setting customer ids was not to bother because they weren't used for anything at that time. I found this same information on some blogs written by Adobe folks and in talking with ...