GTM Data Layer & Elements | Client Variables
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Datalayer Category | Datalayer Element | Description | Legacy Element Being Replaced |
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Client Variables | tncms.client.noscript | true/false | This property indicates that the client has javascript disabled. | N/A |
Client Variables | tncms.client.breakpoint | Reports the breakpoint for the given page. Breakpoints are determined by looking at the current page viewport size and comparing it to the breakpoint values defined in the template skin breakpoint settings. Flex, for example, tracks: large devices (desktops, = 1200 px), medium devices (desktops, = 992 px), small devices (tablets, = 768px) and extra small devices (phones, < 768 px) | N/A |
Client Variables | tncms.client.is_bot | A “yes” or “no” declaring whether the current user-agent which rendered the page is judged to be a bot by our servers. This is probably not particularly useful for customers because it only includes rendered pages, not cached pages. It is a measure of how much pressure bots are putting on our servers. | N/A |
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These are the Data Layer Elements that are available to use when setting up Google Tag Manager. For those that use GTM in the Google Settings, a GTM Container will need to be set up in order for these events to be automatically pushed to Google Analytics. GTM uses this Data Layer to trigger the events.