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  GTM Events Now let’s talk about Google Tag Manager events. In order to see them enable  GTM’s Preview and Debug mode  by clicking the  Preview  button in the top right corner of Google Tag Manager interface. After you enable Preview and Debug mode, it will be opened in a new tab and then your website will be loaded in a separate browser tab/window. Once the preview mode is enabled, navigate to the preview mode’s tab (its URL will contains  tagassistant.google.com ) and you will see information about your tags, including their firing status and what data is being processed. If it does not work, read the guide explaining  how to fix GTM preview mode . On the left side of the Preview and Debug console, you should see a list of some definitions, e.g.  Container Loaded,  Window Loaded .These, my friend, are Google Tag Manager Events. They actually play a very important role within GTM –  you can fire your Tags (scripts of various ...

                                                JAVA SCRIPT Blog Overview Individual or compiled Plugins can be included individually (using Bootstrap's individual  *.js  files), or all at once (using  bootstrap.js  or the minified  bootstrap.min.js ). Download now Using the compiled JavaScript Both  bootstrap.js  and  bootstrap.min.js  contain all plugins in a single file. Include only one. Plugin dependencies Some plugins and CSS components depend on other plugins. If you include plugins individually, make sure to check for these dependencies in the docs. Also note that all plugins depend on jQuery (this means jQuery must be included  before  the plugin files).  Consult our  bower.json  to see which versions of jQuery are supported. Data attributes You can use all Bootstrap plugins purely through ...

  GTM Dnsdumpster.com  How DNS Works DNS is a global system for translating IP addresses to human-readable domain names. When a user tries to access a web address like “example.com”, their web browser or application performs a  DNS Query  against a DNS server, supplying the hostname. The DNS server takes the hostname and resolves it into a numeric IP address, which the web browser can connect to. A component called a  DNS Resolver  is responsible for checking if the hostname is available in local cache, and if not, contacts a series of DNS Name Servers, until eventually it receives the IP of the service the user is trying to reach, and returns it to the browser or application. This usually takes less than a second. https://ns1.com/resources/dns-types-records-servers-and-queries  To see the what and all technologies used by other websites we can use builtwith parameters. https://builtwith.com/flipcart