What would be the outcome in the situation?

A developer creates a Page load rule in Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DTM) that should capture a visitor’s transaction ID when a purchase is completed on the site at "http://www.oursite.com/complete.html."

The condition of this page load rule in DTM is as shown:

Assume the "Path" condition of this rule was not present, as seen below

What would be the outcome in the situation?
A . The rule would no longer function because all page load rules need a path condition.
B . The page load rule could incorrectly fire anywhere that the "transaction_id’ data element is present.
C . The rule would NOT function because page load rules require two conditions.
D . There would be no difference in the firing of this page load rule.

Answer: D

What would be the outcome in the situation?

A developer creates a Page load rule in Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DTM) that should capture a visitor’s transaction ID when a purchase is completed on the site at "http://www.oursite.com/complete.html."

The condition of this page load rule in DTM is as shown:

Assume the "Path" condition of this rule was not present, as seen below

What would be the outcome in the situation?
A . The rule would no longer function because all page load rules need a path condition.
B . The page load rule could incorrectly fire anywhere that the "transaction_id’ data element is present.
C . The rule would NOT function because page load rules require two conditions.
D . There would be no difference in the firing of this page load rule.

Answer: D

What would be the outcome in the situation?

A developer creates a Page load rule in Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DTM) that should capture a visitor’s transaction ID when a purchase is completed on the site at "http://www.oursite.com/complete.html."

The condition of this page load rule in DTM is as shown:

Assume the "Path" condition of this rule was not present, as seen below

What would be the outcome in the situation?
A . The rule would no longer function because all page load rules need a path condition.
B . The page load rule could incorrectly fire anywhere that the "transaction_id’ data element is present.
C . The rule would NOT function because page load rules require two conditions.
D . There would be no difference in the firing of this page load rule.

Answer: D

What is causing this issue?

A developer is trying to add product data to an Adobe Analytics call through Dynamic Tag Management (DIM) on a new DTM property. The developer has created a page load rule triggering at the bottom of the page. The site has a legacy Adobe Analytics implementation. A tracker variable name of s2 has been entered in the Adobe Analytics tool configuration.

The developer adds the code below to the rule’s Adobe Analytic custom page code:

s2.products=";test;

The Adobe Analytics beacon is not populating the product variable.

What is causing this issue?
A . The syntax should be s2.product=":test":
B . The developer needs to add "products’to s2.linkTrackVars In the custom rode.
C . Two Adobe Analytics instances cannot appear on the same page.
D . The developer needs to set s.products not s2.products.

Answer: B

What would be the outcome in the situation?

A developer creates a Page load rule in Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DTM) that should capture a visitor’s transaction ID when a purchase is completed on the site at "http://www.oursite.com/complete.html."

The condition of this page load rule in DTM is as shown:

Assume the "Path" condition of this rule was not present, as seen below

What would be the outcome in the situation?
A . The rule would no longer function because all page load rules need a path condition.
B . The page load rule could incorrectly fire anywhere that the "transaction_id’ data element is present.
C . The rule would NOT function because page load rules require two conditions.
D . There would be no difference in the firing of this page load rule.

Answer: D

How should the developer modify the data layer?

A developer needs to add the broweser referrer value to the page data layer. No developer resources are available to make the change on the page. The developer needs to use DTM to include the page referrer without changing the actual source code.

How should the developer modify the data layer?
A . Use a page load rule that executes at top of page to add the ‘digitalData.page.pageReferrer’ attribute to the data layer within DTM after the _satellite pageBottom() function fires.
B . Call a data element that contains the browser referrer at page bottom. Add the "digitalData.page.pagerefferer" attribute to the data layer within DTM to include the value of the data element.
C . Create an event based rule to set the data layer with the value of the referrer.
D . Set a cookie at page bottom that contains the browser referrer (if it exists). Use a direct call rule to set the data layer in DTM with the value of the cookie.

Answer: D

How should CSS be written within an event-based rule to include all links EXCEPT for footer link clicks?

An Adobe Analytics developer needs to track all page clicks Except for "footer" links. Al footer links live within the "div id=’footer’" CSS class.

How should CSS be written within an event-based rule to include all links EXCEPT for footer link clicks?
A . A:not(div#footer)
B . A:not(div id#footer)
C . A:not(div#footer)
D . A:not(div.footer)

Answer: B

What is causing the error?

A developer creates a global page load rate that loads on all page views and uses data elements that are mapped to a page data layer. After initial testing of the rule, the developer notices that the rule does not execute. The developer sees the following error in the browser console: ‘data layer is not defined*.

What is causing the error?
A . The data layer will not be defined on the page until_satellite.pageBottom() has executed.
B . The DTM header code is deployed after the data layer so it is not defined when the global page load rule executes.
C . The DTM header code is deployed before the data layer so it is not defined when the global page load rule execute.
D . The data layer is not defined because _satellite.pageBottom() is not set on the page.

Answer: A

Why is a direct call rule in inappropriate solution for the problem?

A developer needs to trigger an Adobe Analytics s.tl() onClick on all buttons across all pages in one of the site dircetories. The developer creates a direct call rule to set the s.tl() for the buttons.

For example:

www.acme.com/pageswithbuttons/index.html

www.acme.com/pageswithbuttons/anotherpagewithbuttons.html

Dynamic Tag Management (DTM) is currently embedded on all site pages. There is no data layer on the site. The site’s IT team is too busy to help the developer.

Why is a direct call rule in inappropriate solution for the problem?
A . s_code’s doPlugins is appropriate for this type of tracking with in DTM
B . Direct call rules only have one condition (a string to call the rule)
C . Direct call rules have many conditions but NOT a pathname condition
D . A Page Load rule can fire a s.tl()

Answer: B