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Posted by dcPages on Mar 9, 2013
Google Tag Manager is a great tool to manage the tracking and conversion tags on your website, but unfortunately, it doesn’t work with document.write. Many tracking scripts use document.write to output a <script> tag to the browser, something like...
Posted by dcPages on Feb 9, 2013
I have worked on many different sites where form submissions are stored in a database, and I have built several different setups to allow site owners to be able to see that data. However, as the data set becomes larger, or as a client’s marketing department...
Posted by dcPages on Jan 28, 2013
Over the years, I have had a chance to work with many different newsletter systems. Recently, I have had more and more clients who are using MailChimp. Not only is it easy to work with, but as long as you are OK with their logos and branding on your email (and as long...
Posted by dcPages on Jan 13, 2013
If you have spent much time writing code, you’ve probably had to validate an email address. I’ve seen lots of methods, most of the best are based on regular expressions of one type or another (although I did see one based on multiple different strstr()...
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Fixing document.write for Google Tag Manager
Google Tag Manager is a great tool to manage the tracking and conversion tags on your website, but unfortunately, it doesn’t work with document.write. Many tracking scripts use document.write to output a <script> tag to the browser, something like this:
document.write();
To fix this snippet...
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Fixing document.write for Google Tag Manager
Google Tag Manager is a great tool to manage the tracking and conversion tags on your website, but unfortunately, it doesn’t work with document.write. Many tracking scripts use document.write to output a <script> tag to the browser, something like this:
document.write();
To fix this snippet...