Events and Custom States

With the generic DataLayer ( window.dataLayer ) that is used on many sites there is an easy connection to JENTIS. Within this guide we will look into how to create that link. Process Outline To get JENTIS Tag Manager to receive the events fro...

Navigating a website by search terms is a very common thing, hence the search bar on most sites is more prominently placed than the main navigation. Accordingly most website owners want to use this informations typed in by users to optimize their we...

Tracking events on interactions is a common use case with website performance optimization. Most website owners want to know which elements users interacted with. So the website can be optimized in regards of user experience. With JENTIS you can ...

Websites often feature interactive elements, where a user will scroll, type in, mouse over or click on something. All those events can be a meaningful trigger to analyze how your website is perceived by visitors. Therefor a frequently stated require...

Timing an event or waiting for some result can be a tricky challenge in the asynchronous world of JavaScript. Hence callbacks, promises and event-listeners are the best practice to keep everything running smoothly. However that is not always possibl...

States are a customization option on your JENTIS Tag Manager to create a very individual configuration. Those users of you that fear not a bit of complexity will find here a guide on how to activate JENTIS server side tracking on events such as clic...

In this guide we will explore how to configure the JENTIS Tag Manager to enable activation of data streams based on the Browsers History (Change) API ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API ). Which applies all the time when t...