Some props writing out in a loop, others not. Why?

How about just contatenating the values and have one tracking call and then take it apart in analytics. Or even use list vars, which are meant for this (though the limitation to only 3 makes them precious). With some limitation you could also just define an eVar to act as a list, though the size limit would still be the same and would cause problems if you need to have many documents in that variable.

I wish I could, Andrey. Sadly, it's an internal SPA.

The main UI looks like this, the user selects from a list of docs via the checkbox and then clicks on the share and gets one of those actions. The UX on this is a mess, but I can't control that.

So as the user checks boxes (or unchecks) I have a rule that's managing these in a dynamically created data element. When they select an action (each has its own rule) it processes them out. That's where I'm struggling.

I've been thinking about trying to do this whole thing as s.products but I'd have to figure that out as I haven't implemented it before. This is essentially a shopping cart.

Morgan, can you share the page URL so that we can have a closer look?

Thanks for the help, I'm still getting only the first item in the array written into analytics. DocLength is correct, i can see the arrays in the console, the data is correct, it's just failing somewhere...

Due to clearVars()... I didn't think that through. Very strange... The change you made using s.tl(this...) is going to apply a delay to tracking the link. Your original configuration of s.tl(true...) was best.

Where are you setting docLength? If this isn't working, it seems like there must be other code causing the bug.

Try this:

var s=s_gi('mfs-distribution-intranets');

s.linkTrackVars='prop1,prop46,prop50';

for (var i = 0; i < myDocs.length; i++) {

      s.prop1=articleIDs[i]; // stores compliance number

      s.prop46=myDocs[i]; //stores title for this action

      s.prop50=myDocs[i]; //stores title in the all titles prop

      var interaction = myDocs[i] + ":email links";

      s.tl(true,'o',interaction);

      s.prop1 = s.prop46 = s.prop50 = undefined;

}

Yep, positive on the report suite (since some of the data is writing out). I tried defining s and s.linkTrackVars outside of the loop but that actually prevented any data from writing out, which seemed odd to me. 

What happens if you define s and s.linkTrackVars outside of the for loop?

Setting props to '' shouldn't be necessary as clearVars() will set them as undefined. And null isn't necessary as the fourth argument in s.tl(). These shouldn't affect anything, but simplifying your code could make it easier to find bugs.

Are you positive the id you're setting in s_gi() is the name of your report suite?

Hi, Just following up. I made some slight changes and now when I’m looping through this array of data to send out, the first item in the loop is writing into analytics, but the following items. So if the array has 3 items, only the first is working. I’m still seeing the other two in the debugger, but they aren’t getting written out. Any idea why? Here’s the code:

for (var i = 0; i < docLength; i++) {

var s=s_gi('mfs-distribution-intranets');

s.linkTrackVars='prop1,prop46,prop50';

s.prop1=articleIDs[i]; // stores compliance number

s.prop46=myDocs[i]; //stores title for this action

s.prop50=myDocs[i]; //stores title in the all titles prop

console.log('in loop ' + i + ' '+ myDocs[i]);

var interaction = myDocs[i] + ":email links";

s.tl(this,'o',interaction);

s.clearVars();

s.prop1='';

s.prop46='';

s.prop50='';

}

It does - the data is in the debugger but not showing in analytics. I really don't get it. Is there anything weird about my code? Should I not be doing a clearVars() after the s.tl?