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Product owner is looking to capture outbound links user is clicking, automatically from the website without actually having to add custom code on the website. As a developer what steps would you take?

A.
On every page, make sure the config variables s.trackExternalLinks, s.linklnternalFilters and s.linkExternalFilters are set before s.tO call.
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A.
On every page, make sure the config variables s.trackExternalLinks, s.linklnternalFilters and s.linkExternalFilters are set before s.tO call.
B.
On every page, make sure the config variable s.trackExternalLinks is set before s.tQ call.
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B.
On every page, make sure the config variable s.trackExternalLinks is set before s.tQ call.
C.
On every page, after the s.t() call make sure to execute the code s.trackExternalLinks = true;
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On every page, after the s.t() call make sure to execute the code s.trackExternalLinks = true;
Suggested answer: B

Explanation:

To capture outbound links automatically without having to add custom code on the website, you can use the s.trackExternalLinks variable, which automatically captures external links without having to add specific click tracking code. However, you need to ensure that the s.trackExternalLinks variable is set to true before the s.t() call.

According to Adobe Analytics Developer documentation on trackExternalLinks, the recommended approach is to set the s.trackExternalLinks variable to true before the s.t() call on each page, as shown in the following code:

s.trackExternalLinks = true;

s.t();

This approach ensures that the s.trackExternalLinks variable is set before the call to s.t(), which sends the data to Adobe Analytics.

Reference:

Adobe Analytics Developer Documentation:

https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/analytics/implementation/vars/page-vars/configvars.html#section_59B0D9A9A11C4D0FAF2F6622C3D78420

asked 02/10/2024
Zdenek Machura
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