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[AdobeDTM] Multichannel View (last touch) in one CID

If you need a Multichannel View on your extarnal campaigns and you need it beside the Marketing Channels in Adobe Analytics, the following code could help you. You need a Data Element wich will host the following custom code.

var _cid = _satellite.getQueryParam("cid"), _mid = _satellite.getQueryParam("mid"), _a=document.createElement('a'); _a.href = document.referrer; var _wR = _a.host, _r = ""; if (_mid) { _r = "Newsletter"; } else if (/XYZ1/i.test(_cid)) { _r = "SEA"; } else if (/XYZ2/i.test(_cid)) { _r = "Google Retargeting"; } else if (/XYZ3/i.test(_cid)) { _r = "Affiliate"; } else if (/XYZ4/i.test(_cid)||/facebook\.com/i.test(_wR)||/twitter\.com/i.test(_wR)||/plus\.google\.com/i.test(_wR)||/youtube\.com/i.test(_wR)) { _r = "Social Media"; } else if (_cid) { _r = "Unknown Campaign"; } else if (!_cid && (/google\./i.test(_wR)||/bing\.com/i.test(_wR))) { _r = "SEO"; } else if (/YOURURL\.com/i.test(_wR)||/ANOTHERURLOFYOURS\.com/i.test(_wR)) { _r = "Internal"; } else if (/paypal\.com/i.test(_wR)||/postpay\.de/i.test(_wR)||/sofort\.com/i.test(_wR)||/giropay\./i.test(_wR)||/mastercard\./i.test(_wR)) { _r = "Payment"; } else if (window.document.referrer!="") { var dr = window.document.referrer; _r = dr.split('/')[2]; } else { _r = "Typed/Bookmarked"; } return _r

You also need a PLR. The condition should be the created Data Element and the value should be

^((?!Internal|Payment).)*$

With this kind of condition the eVar will just be overwritten with external channels (internal and payment traffic is excluded).The rest is just an eVar wich will be set as the Data Element you created before.

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[AdobeDTM] Idle for 30 seconds

If the user hasn't scrolled, clicked, moved mouse or entered a key on keyboard for 30 seconds, the do something

var IDLE_TIMEOUT = 30; //seconds var _idleSecondsCounter = 0; document.onclick = function() { _idleSecondsCounter = 0; }; document.onmousemove = function() { _idleSecondsCounter = 0; }; document.onkeypress = function() { _idleSecondsCounter = 0; }; document.onscroll = function() { _idleSecondsCounter = 0; }; window.setInterval(CheckIdleTime, 1000); function CheckIdleTime() { _idleSecondsCounter++; if (_idleSecondsCounter >= IDLE_TIMEOUT) { /* Do something */ _idleSecondsCounter = 0; } }

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[Adobe Analytics|DTM] Previous pageName

If you want to save the previous pageName via DTM without a Plugin (getPreviousValue), you can use Session Storage. Two Pageload Rules are needed.

First PLR: - Trigger Rule at “DOM Ready” - Rule Condition: Path “.*” (regex enabled) - Custom Code “None-Sequential Javascript”:

if(typeof(Storage) != "undefined") { if (typeof(s) !== "undefined") { sessionStorage.pagename = s.pageName; } }

Second PLR: - Trigger Rule at “Bottom of Page” - Rule Condition: Path “.*” (regex enabled) - Rule Condition: Custom:

if(typeof(Storage) !== "undefined") { if(typeof(sessionStorage.getItem("pagename")) != "undefined") { var prevPageName = sessionStorage.getItem("pagename"); _satellite.setVar("previousPage",prevPageName); return true; } }

- Adobe Analytics: prop2 set as %previousPage%

There you go, the previous pageName is implemented.

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[Adobe DTM|Javascript] UTC Date as Data-Element

Saving the rounded (15 min) UTC Date as Data-Element (without "GMT"/"UTC" Ending). Create Data-Element with Custom-Script:

var coeff = 1000 * 60 * 15; var date = new Date(); var rounded = new Date(Math.round(date.getTime() / coeff) * coeff).toUTCString(); if (rounded.indexOf("GMT") >= 0) { return rounded.split(" GMT")[0]; }else{ return rounded.split(" UTC")[0]; }

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[Adobe DTM|Javascript] Check if Variable is available

Use a Pageload Rule with Trigger “Top of Page”. In Non-Sequential Javascript use the following Code:

(function doCheck(){ setTimeout(function(){ if (typeof VARIABLE !== 'undefined') { // do something }else{ console.log("Loop...") doCheck(); } }, 5); })();

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[Adobe DTM|Datalayer] data-* attribute with json object

If you would like to implement a datalayer, you can use a div tag with a HTML5 data-* attribute and a json object. Example:

data-provider="{"pageInstanceID":"example123:PROD","page":{"pageInfo":{"pageName":"Example Page","server":"www.example.com"},"attributes":{"country":"de","language":"de"}}}"

If you use an id with the div you can easily use jquery to get data out of it. Example:

$('#waData').data('provider').page.pageInfo.pageName;