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The flow for deleting changes in Launch feels a bit overly complicated, especially for changes that only currently exist in one dev library.First, I get this prompt:But if I say yes, I then get this prompt:Then I have to go to the library, find that specific change/revision, and unselect it.At bare minimum, it'd be nice to not get the first prompt asking if I want to delete it if, in fact, I can't delete it. Or, if I get the "delete failed prompt" instead of sending me along to the library to find the change, it gave me the option to disable and delete it right there.But generally, if I am trying to delete something, it's because I want it to be disabled and removed. I know it's in use by a library, that's what I'm trying to solve for. It would be great if the deletion flow more closely resembled DTM- a deletion counts as a change that needs approval, etc, just like addition/editing changes.
It'd be great if when _satellite.setDebug(true) were enabled, you would get additional information about the _satellite.track functions and Custom Events that are firing. I described an external workaround/fix in a blog post (Enhanced logging for Direct Call Rules and Custom Events for Launch/DTM - 33 Sticks ) but basically, right now for a Direct Call Rule I can either know it fired, or its string wasn't found as a Direct Call Rule trigger:But now that folks can send extra params with more information, it'd be great to see more details- something like this:Something like this would also be wonderful for Custom Events, though I understand that would be trickier because Custom Events are far more, well, custom- I'm not sure how you would listen to them if they can have any name and be bound to any DOM object- but that would be very helpful.
In addition to the need for an "OR" operator (Allow for "OR" conditions in rules ), being able to nest conditions would be very powerful. For instance, I just did this custom code condition for a client:This would allow us to move out of custom code conditions, and possibly reduce redundant rules folks might resort to make.
It'd be wonderful to have a console code snippet (similar to DTM's "localStorage.setItem('sdsat_stagingLibrary', true)") or even have it added to the Launch Switcher plugin (which currently requires the user navigate to Launch's Environments page).Use case: if we want a third party to be able to test their tag is firing correctly before we publish it.... they don't have access to our launch, nor to our lower environments. in DTM I could just tell them "use this snippet and reload the page", but for Launch, the best I can do is get them to install the Experience Cloud debugger extension (Adobe Experience Cloud Debugger - Chrome Web Store ), tell them to go to "Tools", and manually insert the full embed code I provide them.I understand the thing that makes this tricky is that folks can have multiple dev environments so the code/extension doesn't always know where to pull dev libraries from... if we'd need to make one as our permanent "for external testing" environment or something (so it'd look more like it did in dtm... launch-ENXXX12345.min.js for prod, launch-ENXXX12345-staging.min.js for staging, and launch-ENXXX12345-dev.min.js as my permanently-easily-accessible-by-console-or-extension dev library), I could work with that. Or if the snippet/extension made me manually input my library ID or something, kinda similar to the Adobe Experience Cloud debugger currently does (but without all the extra bloat of that tool):Or if I could generate a testing link (kinda like how GTM does it) so that if a tester went to www.domain.com?adobeTest=true&adobeLibrary=ENXXX12345-staging it would use that library and maybe even have _satellite debugging turned on automatically...At bare minimum, if there was a snippet/extension to switch from prod to staging (since that IS a more static link than dev)- even that would help.Really at this point though, I just need ONE option to use for these situations, short of me telling them to install switcheroo.
Hello, related to Case 01785541, we here at Dropbox have been experiencing occasional intermittent delays with list uploads and campaign sends. Unfortunately, we are not alerted to these issues, and can only work with Marketo support to help with the fix until they are reported by business users. We have been informed the following from Support, via separate requests: "Unfortunately, there is not a way to alert or be notified when there is a delay on processing campaigns or list uploads. I suggest if you have not already, to submit an idea to our product management team for a feature enhancement for the product to be able to be alerted when these issues occur, perhaps even in the notification section of Marketo." Is this something you could investigate and let us know your thoughts? thanks!
Please improve the library search to be able to look for the library based on the keywords mentioned in the Notes.
Please add an item into the context menu to copy dimension values without metrics (columns) to clipboard.
570/5000 Hello,I have two points that really annoy me in the long run.1. Why does the paste not work after the start? After starting Photoshop, why do I have to copy the original again and a second time so that I can then paste it into Photoshop?2. Is it necessary that the sliders are so insensitive. If you change a slider quickly, you usually haven't hit the right spot. You always have to hit the controller very carefully to make a change. That always pulls you out of your workflow.
Hello Workfront Community - When a user utilizes the Time Off Calendar within their profile and selects a calendar day to have the entire or part of a day off, that time should automatically be reflected in their Timesheet. Timesheet profiles do allow other General Overhead categories such as Vacation time or PTO, but neither field is populated automatically on a timesheet for a day or dates where a user has identified they will be on PTO within their Time Off calendar. If the resource planner has functionality built in where Time Off entered in the users time off calendar contributes to the available hours the user has in the resource planner, why can't this also be the same for Timesheets? I've scoured the site and tested in our Sandbox environment, but have been unable to identify if this functionality exists. If this functionality does exist, please advise accordingly.
When I create an email performance report, whenever I click on the report in the program I get taken (after a page load) to the control panel for the report, where 80% of the screen is taken by a message saying "Adobe Flash Player is blocked". I need to click on the report tab to see the actual report. Would it be possible to get taken directly to the report tab instead of the control panel tab when accessing a report?
Users are reporting challenges when entering time on their timesheets.Where there are multiple rows for a specific project or a number of General Hour Types it can be a challenge to see which row you're on when entering time into the grid. This is due to the General Hour Types being on the left hand side of the screen and time grid on the right hand side.A hover state when the user scrolls over a target area in the timesheet would help users massively to pinpoint in a short space of time which project or general category (Y-Axis) corresponds with a specific day of the week (X-Axis).
It would be nice if we could favorite rules and data elements to make them quicker to access.Further functionality that would be useful:Pin favorites to the top of the listFilter the view by favorited items (similar to how views can be filtered by enabled/disabled)
In both classic and new experience if every other row on the timesheet could be shaded for ease of view for users would be great.
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