Visual tag builder
AssigneeQuantcast Corporation
InventorSomer Simpson
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Abstract
A tag manager system provides access to a domain in a container in the tag manager system. A tag user navigates to an element in the domain (such as site pages, text elements, graphic elements, or video elements) and selects the element to validate its tag code from within the container. Based on results of the validation, the tag manager system updates the tag code corresponding to the element.
Claims21
A method of validating a tagging of a first web domain using a tag manager system hosted on a second web domain, comprising:
- providing, in the second domain, a tag manager graphical user interface comprising a container and a tag validation graphical user interface;
- providing access to the first web domain in the container;
- and
- responsive to a user navigating in the container to a tagged element in the first web domain, wherein the tagged element is associated with a tag code, wherein the tag code defines an action to be taken when the browser interacts with the tagged element in the first domain:
- providing, in the tag validation graphical user interface, tag validation options;
- and
- responsive to receiving an input from the user in the tag validation graphical user interface to validate the tagged element:
- activating, by the tag manager system, the tagged element in the first domain;
- receiving, by the tag manager system, a result of the activating the tagged element;
- and
- displaying the result in the tag validation graphical user interface.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing processor-executable computer program instructions that, when executed, cause a computer processor to perform a method of validating a tagging of a first web domain using a tag manager system hosted on a second web domain, comprising:
- providing, in the second domain, a tag manager graphical user interface comprising a container and a tag validation graphical user interface;
- providing access to the first web domain in the container;
- and
- responsive to a user navigating in the container to a tagged element in the first web domain, wherein the tagged element is associated with a tag code, wherein the tag code defines an action to be taken when the browser interacts with the tagged element in the first domain:
- providing, in the tag validation graphical user interface, tag validation options;
- and
- responsive to receiving an input from the user in the tag validation graphical user interface to validate the tagged element:
- activating, by the tag manager system, the tagged element in the first domain;
- receiving, by the tag manager system, a result of the activating the tagged element;
- and
- displaying the result in the tag validation graphical user interface.
A system comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing processor-executable computer program instructions that, when executed, cause a computer processor to perform a method of validating a tagging of a first web domain using a tag manager system hosted on a second web domain, comprising:
- providing, in the second domain, a tag manager graphical user interface comprising a container and a tag validation graphical user interface;
- providing access to the first web domain in the container;
- and
- responsive to a user navigating in the container to a tagged element in the first web domain, wherein the tagged element is associated with a tag code, wherein the tag code defines an action to be taken when the browser interacts with the tagged element in the first domain:
- providing, in the tag validation graphical user interface, tag validation options;
- and
- responsive to receiving an input from the user in the tag validation graphical user interface to validate the tagged element:
- activating, by the tag manager system, the tagged element in the first domain;
- receiving, by the tag manager system, a result of the activating the tagged element;
- and
- displaying the result in the tag validation graphical user interface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.