tC.* attributes and methods

“tC.” methods are namespaced* . They come in handy when needing to perform technically advanced actions such as printing the array of launched tags within a container into the browser’s console. Please note that these functions’ availability and behavior depend on several elements like your container configuration, among others. Simply type “tC.” into your browser’s console and the list of available functions on a given site and for a given container will appear.

* “namespacing is a technique employed to avoid collisions with other objects or variables in the global namespace. They’re also extremely useful for helping organize blocks of functionality in your application into easily manageable groups that can be uniquely identified.”

tC. Function	Behavior
tC._R	Internal object used for statistics
tC.ams	Internal object used for the Measure product
tC.array_launched_tags	Displays a list of tags within the container version that is published. If you use one of our testing tools (Bookmarklet or TagAssistant Chrome extension) and simulate the presence of a different container version, the function will display the tags within the container version that is being tested
tC.array_launched_tags_keys	Displays a list of tag identifiers corresponding to the tags within the container version that is published or being tested
tC.call	Internal function used for callbacks
tC.containerVersion	Displays the version number of the container that is published or being tested
tC.containersLaunched	Displays a JavaScript object containing other objects. The latter correspond to the containers launched on a given page and provide information about them and the tags within (id, name)
tC.dedup	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays a JavaScript object containing all defined channels and sources and showing whether they are active or not
tC.dedup_done	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays whether the deduplication module is on or off on a given site
tC.dedup.cj	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the last 10 touchpoints in a user’s customer journey. They are collected with customer journey (CJ) cookies. You can adjust the number of touchpoints in the interface. To do so, please go to the Options > Channel and sources definition tab
tC.dedup.LeA	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the last recognized channel in the customer journey
tC.dedup.LeAD	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the source associated to the last recognized channel in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.LeC	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the last recognized channel – related to clicks – in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.LeCD	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the source associated to the last recognized channel – associated to clicks – in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.LeV	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the last recognized channel – related to views – in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.LeVD	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the source associated to the last recognized channel – related to views – in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.FeC	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the first recognized channel – related to clicks – in the customer journey
tC.dedup.FeCD	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ACTIVE FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the source associated to the first recognized channel – related to clicks – in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.FeV	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the source associated to the first recognized channel – related to views – in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.FeVD	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays the source associated to the first recognized channel –related to views – in the customer journey cookie
tC.dedup.AeA	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays channels recognized halfway through the customer journey
tC.dedup.AeC	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays channels recognized halfway through the customer journey (for clicks)
tC.dedup.AeV	DEDUPLICATION HAS TO BE ENABLED FOR THIS FUNCTION TO WORK Displays channels recognized halfway through the customer journey (for views)
tC.domReady	Displays whether all the content from the Document Object Model (DOM) has finished loading or not (i.e. the containers)
tC.domain	Returns the page’s domain (.tagcommander.com for instance)
tC.each	Internal iterator
tC.generatorVersion	Displays the container generation engine’s version
tC.getCookie	Displays the value of a given cookie. You need to write the function and the cookie’s name next to it between parentheses and quotes: tC.getCookie(“cookie’s name”).
tC.getParamURL	Displays a given parameter from the page’s URL
tC.hitCounter	Internal function used to obtain statistics related to invoicing hits
tC.id_container	Displays the container ID
tC.id_site	Displays the TagCommander site ID
tC.inArray	Internal function to check if an element is placed inside an array
tC.inclusion_oct_1	Specific to each container (JS inclusion)
tC.internalFunctions	Namespace for TagCommander’s internal functions
tC.internalvars	Namespace for TagCommander’s internal variables
tC.isArray	Method to verify whether a variable is placed inside an array
tC.isCurrentVersion	Confirms whether the currently deployed version in the interface is the current version on the site
tC.isDOMReady	Confirms if the Document Object Model (DOM) is ready
tC.isFunction	Method to verify whether the type of a variable is a function
tC.isNumeric	Method to verify whether a variable’s value is a number
tC.isPrototypeOf	Method to verify whether a variable is prototype
tC.isWindow	Method to verify whether a variable is window
tC.launchTag	Internal method used for TagCommander’s Google Chrome extension
tC.length	Internal variable
tC.log	Method replacing the console.log() command
tC.maindomain	Displays the main domain containers are deployed on
tC.name	Displays a “c” for container
tC.nodeNames	Displays the list of the Document Object Model’s (DOM) elements
tC.onDomReady	Method to execute code on the Dom Ready event
tC.pixelTrack	Internal Method injecting pixels
tC.privacy	Namespace for variables related to the Privacy module
tC.privacyVersion	Displays the version number of the Privacy banner and settings that are published
tC.rchecked	Internal Variable storing a regexp
tC.removeCookie	This function lets you remove a cookie. You need to write the function and the cookie’s name next to it between parentheses and quotes: tC.removeCookie(“cookie’s name”)
tC.script	Returns a JavaScript object that you can “unfold” to find the location of the container (link to the script)
tC.setCookie	This function lets you create a cookie. Here is the function interface:  tC.setCookie(name, value, lifetime, path, domain, secure, sameSite). Ex: tC.setCookie(“My_cookie”, “1”, 365,”/”,”.mysite.com”, true, "Lax")
tC.ssl	Displays the SSL certificate: indicates whether the page’s protocol is https or http
tC.tagPatterns	Internal variable containing the regex (patterns) to detect tags’ hits for the TagPerformance module
tC.tagPerf	Internal variable for the TagPerformance module
tC.tagPerfAnalyzer	Internal function that analyzes a page to calculate tags’ response time (for the TagPerformance module)
tC.tagPerfE	Yet unused variable that controls sampling rates of TagPerformance’s calls
tC.script.add(location.protocol + “//manager.tagcommander.com/utils/IP/”);	This function allows you to recover the IP address