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ObservePoint Custom Tag
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Written by Luiza Gircoveanu
Updated over a month ago

Overview

The ObservePoint Custom Tag is a virtual tag that can be used in an Audit or Journey to access data that cannot ordinarily be accessed easily. For example, it can help find missing links, inspect HTML on the page, determine the byte size of all cookies on a page, look for SEO keywords, and much more.

The tag must be inserted onto each page of the Audit or Journey using a JavaScript Execute action. As the Audit or Journey progresses through the pages, the OP Custom Tag executes on each page, delivering content that you've defined to the ObservePoint reports.

The data captured with this tag will show up as ObservePoint Data in the Variable Summary Report.

Click on the number of unique values to see each value as well as each URL the value was found on. You can also find OP Custom Tag Data on each page under the Tags ribbon in the Page Details report.

The tag itself is a JavaScript snippet, but it can be expanded with additional functions to allow it to collect much more content. Many of these functions can be customized.

Template

Here is a guide to help you create your own OP Custom Tag and help you customize it to meet your own needs.

Pre-built Custom Tags

The following documents have sample code that can be used with the OP Custom Tag to expand its functionality. The terms in parenthesis represent the label it will have in the Variable Summary report.

Web Content

  1. Key Word Search (check for keywords in the HTML)

  2. Links List (Links List)

  3. All Links not Current Domain (Other Domain Links)

  4. Responsive test (Responsive Test)

  5. Open Graph tags (Open Graph)

SEO

Page Performance

  1. Page Performance Details (Page Performance)

Tag Management

  1. Tealium JS Loader (Tealium JS)

  2. All Hard Coded JS Files (Hard Coded JS)

  3. Tag Performance (Tag Performance)

  4. Google Link Attributes (Google Attributes)

AB Testing

Privacy & Security

  1. Cookies (1st Party Cookies)

  2. Forms with PII (Finds possible violations)

  3. Unsecured Content (Unsecured Content)

  4. Unsecured Content v2 (Unsecured Content v2)

  5. Privacy Policy Link (Checks if the Privacy Policy link is present on all pages)

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