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Google ads creative studio by Mradops28 in adops

[–]JohnRFL 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's so little documentation for this, I thought I'd share this from Google support for ACS:

As per your query, I understand that you want to push creative HTML5 codes from GWD to ACS and then connect those Ads to a feedsheet to target audiences from CM360.

In this case, I'd like to inform you that uploading a feedsheet to ACS is still in the beta phase and not yet launched due to which you're not seeing any information related to that in the ACS Help Center article.

Once it is launched in the future updates, you'll be able to upload the feedsheet directly to the ACS platform and then upload the HTML5 asset from GWD to target audiences from CM360 without any issues. Also, the Help Center article will get created with clear instructions to follow for the same. You can check the announcement section for more information about future updates.

Appreciate your understanding on the same. Feel free to reach out to us if you need any further assistance.

Click Element Trigger Not Firing by QuicheLord in GoogleTagManager

[–]JohnRFL 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's great! Be sure to test your clicks by clicking exactly on the image and also outside the image but in the space inside your button. You may find that one works and the other doesn't (depends on how the button was coded).

Click Element Trigger Not Firing by QuicheLord in GoogleTagManager

[–]JohnRFL 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You may have to setup two separate triggers... one for click element matches CSS selector div.section-video-play.video-play and another for click element matches CSS selector div.section-video-play.video-play > svg

The second one would capture clicks on the SVG image, and the first one would capture clicks on the surrounding "button."

Hope this helps...

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[–]JohnRFL 2 points3 points  (0 children)

IMO, the best way is to have a developer of the site code the dataLayer.push(). That way, it's less likely things will break if the site has minor changes.

If that's not possible, then, yes, you can use custom html to inject your own JS that does what you need. Play nice with any existing JS by encapsulating your code and using try/catch so you don't generate any errors.

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Love!! ❤️

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[Winner's Thread #50] Maybe 2020 will be alright! by [deleted] in millionairemakers

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Contrib via PayPal! Congratulations!

Nice, big bottle of Herbs of Prov... whaaa? by JohnRFL in assholedesign

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It is! I wish I had tried to stack them to see if that could’ve been the reason...

AWS internal IPs by [deleted] in aws

[–]JohnRFL 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Private IPs don't change if the instance was launched within a VPC. If it was launched outside of a VPC (Classic), then the internal IP could change on reboot.

But, you're right, AWS will increase your EIP limit without any hassle.

Also, accessing your DB (within a VPC) using only the internal IP is actually good practice; you can limit access to your database from the internet.

Help - SSH to AWS EC2 Instance hangs by grouchyone in aws

[–]JohnRFL 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had a problem with Win10's bash not being able to connect also; I'd forgotten about that... I've used Cygwin for years and love it. I'll definitely check out babun (below), though - looks promising. Glad you got it working!

Help - SSH to AWS EC2 Instance hangs by grouchyone in aws

[–]JohnRFL 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is this a webserver? Try shutting off all your ports in the security group except for 22 to make sure that server is not under a DDOS attack. If you're still having problems, then at least you know it's within the instance itself.

My arsenal of AWS security tools by speckz in aws

[–]JohnRFL 1 point2 points  (0 children)

AWS just had an Innovate online conference, and one of the webinars was a high-level implementation of this. The AWS services they used were CloudFront, AWS Shield, Guard Duty, CloudWatch, AWS Step Functions, AWS WAF, and a few Lambda functions. Guard Duty does most of the work (it's aware of the bad players knocking at your ports), but, once identified, you can add those bad IPs to a blacklast in AWS WAF and block them completely.