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how to track custom eVar/prop

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Hi,

I have integrated the appMeasurement.js and now my site is subject to tracking for all the default properties (visits, pagename and so on). Now I want to track a custom variable so i have added the following code inside the onclick function of a button:

s.eVar10="hello"; s.prop10="1";s.t(); The desired is to see a graph that reports the number of times the button has been clicked.

Unfortunately, I'm not able to find any graph for this purpose, if someone can help me it would be really appreciated.

Maybe the custom variables must be manually defined inside the workspace to start the tracking?

 

thanks in advance

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Hello @samuelel1823078 

If you want to track/count the number of times the button was clicked than you can set up the counter event on the click of the button.
eg- s.events="event1";


Than you can check the event1 in the workspace project.

You can check the below link for more information related to its implementation:-

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/page-vars/events/events-overvi...

 

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Hello @samuelel1823078 

If you want to track/count the number of times the button was clicked than you can set up the counter event on the click of the button.
eg- s.events="event1";


Than you can check the event1 in the workspace project.

You can check the below link for more information related to its implementation:-

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/page-vars/events/events-overvi...

 

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With button clicks, you normally want to track them with Custom Links using the s.tl() function.

See "Make link tracking calls within a custom function" at https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/functions/tl-method.html#examp....

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