Online Access Free 9A0-411 Practice Test

A developer needs to capture the value of the search term parameter "q='found in the URL on the search result page and set eVar2. Which data element type accomplishes this task most efficiently?

• A.JSObject
• B.Cookie Values
• C.Custom Script
• D.Query Param

Using Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DIM), a developer needs to capture the value of the query parameter
'cid' when it is present in the site URL.
The developer needs to set that value in eVar7.
The developer plans to capture this parameter and set its value in eVar7 within a page load rule, using the data element below:

What page load rule condition should the developer use to meet the requirements?

• A.A Data Element Value condition using a regular expression
• B.The URL Parameter condition with a value of, %cid%
• C.The URL Parameter condition with a value of %cid_parameter%.
• D.A URL Path condition with a value of "cid*

A developer needs to track when a user clicks on the "Our Team" and "Career" banner buttons. The developer does NOT need to track when a user dicks the "awards" banner button on the "about us" page. All three buttons are identified with a unique id (div id ='team1'. etc) but are nested within the parent "div class='banners'" How should CSS be configured with an event-based rule to meet the requirements?

• A.Add the following CSS within the DTM UI of the rule: div.banners,:not(div"awards>
• B.Use a cookie and evaluate the div id of the banner click to determine if it should be included or excluded
• C.Add the following CSS within the DTM UI of the rule: div#team.div#careers:not(div.banners)
• D.Use custom code within the event-based rule

An Adobe Analytics Developer is provided a Solution Design Reference (SDR) with the following requirement:
After implementing the above requirement at purchase completion NO coupon codes are present in reporting.
The product variable below is observed during testing:

s.products = ";Widget A:2;50.65:eVar6=discount code 1.;widget B:1:25.75;eVar6=discount code 2.;widget C;3;99.99;eVar6=discount code 3" What in the eVar6 settings is causing this issue?

• A.eVar6 is configured as product syntac merchandising eVar.
• B.eVar6 is NOT configured as a list var to support multiple values.
• C.eVar6 is configured as a list variable.
• D.eVar6 is in the incorrect position within the product variable

What the quickest way to roll back a recent change if the developer notices an error of missing data?

• A.Using the publishing queue within the DTM property, select the previous version, save changes, and publish to production.
• B.Using the history tab within the DTM properly, select the previous version save changes, and publish to production.
• C.Comment out the entire plugin in DTM. save the change, and publish to production.
• D.Enable the DTM switch fix the rule directly within DTM, save changes, and publish to production.