Wow. Well, I figured it out - albeit in perhaps the most painful trial-and-error way possible. Turns out, the s.products variable must be in the Page Load Rule (PLR) for the page where my Event Based Rule (EBR) was firing. Once s.products was set in the PLR, I opened the EBR and added the following ...

Garry Przyklenk wrote... Maybe you're missing the single quotes around the data element names?Thank you Garry. I tried your suggestion. Unfortunately, I got the same result. The rule would fire, but the s.products variable would not appear. So, I dumbed it down a lot, by writing the following into t...

salomePB wrote... s.products=_satellite.getVar('dataElementName');I am using the s.products variable in an Event Based Rule. When a user clicks on a particular link, the rule grabs the values of multiple html data attributes and assigns them to eVars and props.In the custom script box within the Ado...

My company is a customer of Adobe Analytics. I don't work for Adobe. So, my suggestions are based on my experience as a customer.Access to Adobe Analytics and DTM is provided by an Adobe account manager. If your client already has a contract with Adobe, their account manager should be able to get th...

Okay, I accomplished this by selectingConditions>Rule Conditions>Criteria=PathIn the subsequent section that loaded, I selected "exclude" in the drop-down menu and entered "version" in the text box. I also enabled Regex. This meant that this rule will not fire on any screen that contains "version" a...

Hi all,I am not a coder and need help writing a custom script that would not fire a specific page load rule for any page with "version=flim" or "version=flam" being passed in the url. Once I'm able to do that, I will create separate page load rules for the excluded pages.The page load rule contains ...

AllDayDev wrote... Hi, Yabagna. You are trying to have the rule fire when a div with the class "av_hidden-content" is visible? If so, I recommend you simplify your script a bit. You do not need the if statement/block, nor do you need the shorthand ?true:false bit. Just wrap a statement that you want...