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New DataLayer for Product Comparison

  • March 8, 2019
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I have several products in the shop and on a subpage it is possible to compare the products.

Like e.g.

My question: What does the DataLayer have to look like in order to realize this?

Would such a DataLayer be possible?

digitalData.ProductComparison = {
ComparisonInfo: {
ProductName1: "xxx",
ProductName2: "xxx",
ProductName3: "xxx",
ProductName4: "xxx",
ComparisonDisplayAll:"5-4.5-5.5",
ComparisonBrandAll:"brand1_brand2_brand3",
ComparisonPriceAll:"price1_price2_price3",
}
}

Thx.

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    Best answer by Asheesh_Pandey

    In place for going flat, It would be easy to create an array of product details i.e. somewhat similar to below...

    digitalData = {
        comparisonInfo: [{
                productName: "xxx1",
                comparisonDisp: 5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand1",
                comparisonPrice: "price1"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx2",
                comparisonDisp: 4.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand2",
                comparisonPrice: "price2"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx3",
                comparisonDisp: 5.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand3",
                comparisonPrice: "price3"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx4",
                comparisonDisp: 4,
                comparisonBrand: "brand4",
                comparisonPrice: "price4"
            }
        ]
    }

    Then use the forEach loop to iterate through it; change the key name in the code below to get value for different keys. eg. to get value for "comparisonBrand" comparisonBrand"

    var foo = []
    digitalData.comparisonInfo.forEach(function(e) {
      foo.push(e.comparisonBrand);
      console.log(foo);// remove this line when use in dtm.
    });

    Good Luck

    3 replies

    Asheesh_Pandey
    Asheesh_Pandey
    New Participant
    March 14, 2019

    Sure! Lmk if you need any help.

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    vitalin58577727Author
    New Participant
    March 13, 2019

    Hallo asheeshp,

    Thanks for the help, I'll put it in this way and see what it becomes.

    Thanks

    Asheesh_Pandey
    Asheesh_PandeyAccepted solution
    New Participant
    March 12, 2019

    In place for going flat, It would be easy to create an array of product details i.e. somewhat similar to below...

    digitalData = {
        comparisonInfo: [{
                productName: "xxx1",
                comparisonDisp: 5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand1",
                comparisonPrice: "price1"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx2",
                comparisonDisp: 4.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand2",
                comparisonPrice: "price2"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx3",
                comparisonDisp: 5.5,
                comparisonBrand: "brand3",
                comparisonPrice: "price3"
            },
            {
                productName: "xxx4",
                comparisonDisp: 4,
                comparisonBrand: "brand4",
                comparisonPrice: "price4"
            }
        ]
    }

    Then use the forEach loop to iterate through it; change the key name in the code below to get value for different keys. eg. to get value for "comparisonBrand" comparisonBrand"

    var foo = []
    digitalData.comparisonInfo.forEach(function(e) {
      foo.push(e.comparisonBrand);
      console.log(foo);// remove this line when use in dtm.
    });

    Good Luck

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