Creating a Trigger - Once per ...

Let's assume we now have a variable "Once per page" (which returns "true" a single time on a page and "false" for the other events) and a "once per page random value".

Navigate to the JENTIS: Triggers section and create a new trigger or update an existing one.

In this article's example, we will use the same JENTIS Data Layer pageview trigger (the same as the regular trigger, but with the new logic added to it).

The added condition is:

• (AND) Once per Page equal true (this variable will return this value just once per this scope: page)

Now, when this trigger is connected to a tag, it will only fire once for this tool.

Beyond Basic Tagging

While activating a tag once per session or user with custom variables in JENTIS Tag Manager is a valuable technique, it's only the tip of the iceberg. The customization possibilities are virtually limitless, allowing you to track specific interactions, customize user experience, and gain more refined insights into your website's performance.

Furthermore, remember that while tag management may seem complicated at first, understanding your needs and identifying the right tools to fulfill those needs is the secret to mastering it. By learning how to set up and use custom variables, server-side storage, and tags in JENTIS, you'll maximize your website's potential.