Tagtician Release Notes
5/1/18: 0.996 - The one that "fired" rules
- Added the word "fired" after rules that have fired in debug mode
5/1/18: 0.995 - The one that put life into Launch
- Introduced debug Mode for Launch
- Accommodated third party Data Elements
- Fixed some JS errors that were popping up in the extension console
4/16/18: 0.994 - The one that saved Export Monday
4/16/18: 0.993 - The one that nuked a script
- Got rid of an unnecessary JS file that was causing some issues
4/16/18: 0.992 - The one that silenced the extension
- Got rid of some stray console.logs and alerts
4/14/18: 0.991 - The one that spoke English
4/14/18: 0.991 - The one that added English
4/13/18: 0.990 - The one that supports Adobe Launch
- Tagtician now supports Adobe Launch (library mode only)
10/24/17: 0.921 - The one that adds the hostname
- Site hostname is now next to the build date
10/18/17: 0.920 - The one that puts a leash on Data Elements
- You can now see rules that conain Data Elements... even in the Custom JS
- Fixed an issue where Tagtician wasn't loading on some sites - this one's for you, Joe
- Laid some groundwork to pull in data layers
- Hid the Sign-In button - accounts currently do nothing
9/14/17: 0.913 - The one that makes us less broke
- Got a less expensive server at little-to-no cost in performance
- Reduced the amount of blank shelves you'll see when opening rules
8/30/17: 0.912 - The one that adds stats
- We added stats so you can see how bloated your DTM implementation is
7/13/17: 0.910 - The one that integrated into DTM
- You can now scan your entire DTM library from the DTM interface (if you're signed up)
- It looks different
- SEARCH RESULTS ARE NOW HIGHLIGHTED!
- Loads faster, retains search terms, and other fun stuff
2/4/17: 0.900 - The one that makes it prettier
- Beautifies all JS
- Condensed line items and made the column widths consistent (check this one out on an Adobe Analytics implementation - it looks a LOT better)
7/11/16: 0.883 - The one that adds Adobe Analytics custom code
- Includes custom code within Adobe Analytics rules
- Changed style of selected rules so it's more clear what's selected
- Added support for some Page Load Rule triggers that didn't previously exist
5/27/16: 0.882 - The one that changes our Chrome Store name
- Because when you change your manifest.JSON file you have to change the version of the entire app... nothing to see here
5/25/16: 0.881 - The one that improves exporting
- Exporting now includes site domain, library name, and staging/production
- CSV filenames now have a date that makes sense and is in the format of DD-MM-YY
- Exporting scripts that have over 32,600 characters will now be truncated (this is temporary until we find something that isn't totally unweildy)
- Fixed an issue where exporting wouldn't work if custom scripts contained certain characters
- Fixed an uncommon issue where the "View Library" toggle wouldn't work
5/10/16: 0.880 - The one that fixes the staging/production switch
- Staging/production switch works as intended
- Triggered rules show up in the debug window much faster
- Fixed a weird one-off jQuery conflict
- Arbitrarily skipped versions 0.873, 0.874, 0.875, 0.876, 0.877, 0.878, and 0.879
5/5/16: 0.872 - The one that makes it MUCH faster
- Triggering a lot of messages in the _satellite.Logger.messages object no longer slows down your Chrome tab
5/5/16: 0.871 - The one that FIXES onLoad
- onLoad rules now completely work
- Rules that dynamically appear in Live View will no longer break its neighbors
5/4/16: 0.86 - The one that addresses onLoad
- onLoad rules no longer break stuff - however, onLoad rules do not yet consistently appear in the Live View interface
5/3/16: 0.85 - The one that makes it faster
- Made Tagtician go faster
- Rule shelf now opens in Library Mode
- Staging/Production toggle is less broken
5/1/16: 0.84 - The one with exporting
- Rules and data elements can now be exported in Live and Library mode (click the down arrow)
4/27/16: 0.83 - The one with recording
- Enabled rule recording between page loads
- Optimized rule listening to reduce memory usage