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Does anyone have a SIlktest script to locate if a google tag is present?

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    Hi  

    It looks like a Google Tag is a non functional element and therefore would not be picked up by Silk Test.

    I suspect that you will likey need to refer to Google's documentation to determine if there is a way to retireve these via JavaScript. If this is possible, you can script an ExecuteJavaScript statement in Silk Test to retrieve the tag(s).

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    Robert

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    I'm new to this command so wanted to try it.  I'm not versed in javascript so I'm not sure what "code" Silktest is lo0oking for when I choose the action of ExecuteJavaScript.  Would that be retrieve?

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