Tags Screen
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This section describes the Tags screen UI elements.
Tags (50 of 127) – This option indicates the number of Tags currently displayed out of the total available Tags.
You can adjust the number of Tags displayed per page using the dropdown menu located at the top-right corner of the screen.
50 per page: Displays up to 50 Tags on the current page.
100 per page: Displays up to 100 Tags on the current page.
200 per page: Displays up to 200 Tags on the current page.
The Refresh button allows you to reload the Tags screen. If you create new Tags or update their properties and the changes are not immediately visible on the main UI screen, clicking the Refresh button will reload the page to display the most up-to-date information.
When you click on the three-dot menu (⋯), the following options are displayed:
Clone: This option allows you to create a duplicate of the selected Tag. When you click Clone, a new Tag is created with the same properties as the original, which you can then modify as needed. It's useful for quickly setting up similar Tags without re-entering all the details.
Delete: This option permanently removes the selected Tag from the system.
Filter the tags based on the following types:
Filter By Name: Filters tags based on their names.
Filter By Attribute Value: Filters tags based on their attribute values.
Filter By Metadata Attribute: Filters tags based on their metadata attributes.
All Provider Types: Displays a list of all available provider types.
Image Tags: Displays a list of image-based tags.
JS Tags: Displays a list of JavaScript-based tags.
The Tag Status defines whether a tag is currently active (Enabled) or inactive (Disabled).
Enabled
The tag is active and available for use.
Select Enable from the drop-down menu.
The list of enabled tags is displayed.
Disabled: The tag is inactive and hidden from active use. Instead of deleting a tag when it is not needed, you can disable it and re-enable it later if required.
Select Disable from the drop-down men.
The list of disabled tags is displayed.
The Filter By Providers option filters the tags based on the providers.
Click Filter by Providers.
The Choose Providers panel opens on the right.
Select a provider from the list or use the search bar to find one.
Note: You can select one or multiple providers.
Click Done.
Step Result: All the tags associated with the Provider Name appear on the screen.
The Filter by Qualification Criteria option allows you to filter tags based on a predefined qualification criteria list.
Click on Filter by Qualification Criteria.
The Choose Qualification Criteria dialog box appears on the right side of the screen.
Select the applicable qualification criteria from the list.
Alternatively, enter the name of the criteria in the Filter by Name field to search for a specific criterion.
Click Done to apply the filter.
Step Result: Click a tag. Under Qualification Criteria, the selected qualification criteria is displayed.
This option allows you to filter tags based on specific trigger conditions.
Click on Filter by Triggers.
The Choose Triggers panel opens on the right side of the screen.
Select one or multiple triggers from the list, or use the search bar to find specific triggers.
Click Done to apply the filter.
To view the selected trigger(s), click on the tag. the associated triggers will be displayed under the Triggers section.
The Filter by Data Elements option allows you to filter tags based on predefined Data Elements.
Click on Filter by Data Elements.
The Choose Data Elements dialog box appears.
Select one of the following options:
Default Data Elements
User-Defined Data Elements
Enter the name of the Data Element in the 'Filter by Name' field to search for a specific element. You can either type the name or select it from the list.
Click Done to apply the filter.
Step Result: All the tags associated with the Data Elements appear on the screen.
The Reset Filters option resets the applied filter settings.
Name
Denotes the Tag Name.
Support
Denotes whether the tag is a server-side or a browser-side setting.
Status
Denotes the tag status: • Production: Displays the tags in the production stage. • Staging: Displays the tags in the Staging process. • Pending Publish: Displays the tags yet to be published. • Published: Displays the published tags. • Deleted: Displays the deleted tags.
Provider
Denotes the Provider name and the format. • IMG: Denotes the Provider in the Image format. • JS: Denotes the Provider in the Java Script format.
Validity Period
Denotes the validity period of the tag configured while creating the tag.
Updated By
Specifies the user who updated the tag.
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The Ellipsis on the last column denotes whether to delete the tag or clone the tag. To delete a tag there must not be any dependencies. Note: You cannot delete a tag if there are any dependencies in the tag for Data Elements, Providers, Triggers, or Qualification Criteria. Only after deleting the dependent categories, you can delete the tag successfully. Even after deleting the dependencies, if you cannot delete the tag, then you must Publish the relevant categories first and then perform the delete operation. The Clone option allows you to clone the tags based on the selection of the already available providers. You can view the same settings for a particular provider and edit the required details and additional information for the new tag.
