This article walks through implementing Adobe Marketing Cloud ID Service Append Visitor ID Function in Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DTM)
- Load Marketing Cloud ID Service VisitorAPI.js 1.8.0 or higher in the DTM Marketing Cloud ID Service on both the origin and target domains
- Testing should be done in browser situations that block cookies to validate the functionality
Set the target domain (domain B) in a sequential Top of Page Load rule with a custom third party Javascript on domain A. For example:
//Code on Domain A
var domainB = "www.domainb.com";
//Call the ID service
var visitor = Visitor.getInstance ("Insert Marketing Cloud organization ID here",{
trackingServer: "Insert tracking server here here", //Same as s.trackingServer
trackingServerSecure: "Insert secure tracking server here", //Same as s.trackingServerSecure
...
//Other getInstance variables here
...
});
//Add the helper function
var domainBWithVisitorIDs = visitor.appendVisitorIDsTo(domainB);
//Redirect to Domain B
window.location = _satellite.getVisitorId().appendVisitorIDsTo(domainB)
Note:
To redirect to a more explicit path, then the domain setting needs to reflect that intention. If the redirects require a more dynamic construction, then the custom code could be added to a Data Element or Direct Call Rule. For example: var domainB = "http://www.domainb.com/products/"
Navigate from domain A to domain B. Verify the MID on domain B matches the MID on domain a by calling the following in the developer console:
_satellite.getVisitorId().getMarketingCloudVisitorID()
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