So does this idea not what you guys are looking for? Am I the only one
who has an e-commerce site and not see the pain of building the product
string -_-
Hi Constantin,Do you know of a way to validate regular expressions
quickly?It's painful to wait for 24hrs just to see that it didn't work
have to redo it again. I tried the Visitor Profile View tool but the
trait that I created didn't even show up in the list so not sure if I
want to go that route.
There should be a setting in the new launch to be able to track
s.products without going to the custom code to build the product
string.Kind of like how the old GTM had a checkbox to enable e-commerce
tracking and it would just read the dataLayer Enhanced Ecommerce (UA)
Developer Guide | Google Tag Manager for Web Tracking | Google
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Hi,Here's the
sample:;56781234;1;339.99;event1=0.00;evar15=test|evar21=regular|evar26=test|evar31=0%|evar51=test
name : 56781234|evar52=lorem ipsum|evar58=0|evar64=internal
search|evar119=false|evar78=test|evar80=test|evar96=339.99
Hi,I was trying to create a regular expression for a trait in c_products
^\;(.+)\;(.+)\;([1-9][0-9]{0,2}\.[0-9][0-9]|1000)\;(.+) that viewed any
product under $1000.When I test this in the Analytics Classification
Rules builder it works but how come Audience Manager isn't picking
anything up?
Hi Ben,The ability to look at previously saved versions of the custom
code in the code editor and revert to one (maybe create a separate
button and call it "save version")We have multiple people creating rules
in our DTM and we encounter problems where the other would override the
code of the other if they're both editing the same rule.
The version history in DTM for published containers is great but I'd
love to see DTM Launch have Version Control for code changes when you
"save" a rule without publishing the container.
