Scroll Depth Tracking

For this you need to add Extension name "Common Analytics Plugins" in Adobe Launch. The same way you add Adobe Analytics. Once you add this you can use any of the plugins listed there. In the configuration section of "Common Analytics Plugins", you can find the instruction that how to use these plugins. You actually need to create a new rule that fires on the library loaded event. If you have access to Launch try this on your own.

Hi Srijith Kumar,

To track the page percentage view need to use the "getPercentPageViewed" plugin to measures a visitor's scroll activity to see how much of a page the visitor viewed before moving on to another page.

Also, you can get the plugin from below link and ref; sample codes we used for our project

getPercentPageViewed

/* ******** prop38 & eVar38 Initial - Highest percentage page viewed (previous Page) ******** */

if(s.pageName) s.getPercentPageViewed();

if(s._ppvPreviousPage)

{

s.eVar38 = s._ppvHighestPercentViewed + "|" + s._ppvInitialPercentViewed;

}

if (s.eVar38) {

s.prop38 = 'D=v38';

}

Hope this helps

Thanks,

Balaji

Hi Balaji_V,

Have  you implemented via Adobe Launch. I noticed that "Common Analytics Plugin" extension still does not have "getPercentPageViewed" plugin listed there. Are you using it via custom code in Analytics extension?

Yes, through the custom code in Launch analytics extension (Ref; Screenshot)

It should be in do plugin function (Ref; Screenshot)

Please try the above and let me know

Thanks,

Balaji

Dear Srijith,

Please find the details here

How to configure % of Page viewed in Launch

Regards,

Kumararaja K

Thanks Very much will try and let u know if I get stuck somewhere.

Thank U so much

Cheers @srijithkumarkb

Hi Just need one more help from you regarding Page load time tracking.

Can u guide me on how to achieve this using launch. I am new to launch any help would be appreciated.

Hi Srijith,

Custom code

Refer the below thread:

What parameter captures Page Load Time in Adobe Analytics ?

function getPageLoadTime() {

if (typeof(performance) !== 'undefined' && typeof(performance.timing) == 'object') {

var timing = performance.timing;

// fall back to less accurate milestones

var startTime = performance.timing.redirectStart ||

performance.timing.fetchStart ||

performance.timing.requestStart;

var endTime = performance.timing.domContentLoadedEventEnd ||

performance.timing.domInteractive ||

performance.timing.domComplete ||

performance.timing.loadEventEnd;

if (startTime && endTime && (startTime < endTime)) {

return (endTime - startTime);

}

}

return 'data not available';

}

Let me know if you need additional details

Regards,

Kumararaja K