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Activitymap - store activity map elements as a Data Element in Adobe Launch

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Hi all,

 

I would like to store Activitymap elements (region, page, link) as a Data Element in Adobe Launch and store it as an evar on the following pageload (where the standard ActivityMap elements are passed. How can I do that? I tried to do it in different ways, but always failed until now...

 

Many thanks!
Pavel

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One option might be to use dynamic variables to populate your eVar. For example, if you're looking to capture the "region" key in eVar1, you'd populate eVar1 as shown below:

 

s.eVar1="D=c.a.activitymap.region"

 

Assuming the following values are captured in the activity map context data variables as shown below, "popular-categories" would be passed to eVar1 and accessible for reporting. 

 

evolytics_brian_0-1617217028495.png

 

UPDATE: You have to reference the full path - with dot notation - for this. Each activity map property would be preceded by "c.a.activitymap." as shown below:

  • c.a.activitymap.page
  • c.a.activitymap.link
  • c.a.activitymap.region
  • c.a.activitymap.pageIDType

Dynamic variables: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/page-vars/dynamic-variables.ht...

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AA's Processing Rules might be a better option for you. You can setup a Rule that sets your eVar with the relevant Activity Map Contextual Variable value.

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One option might be to use dynamic variables to populate your eVar. For example, if you're looking to capture the "region" key in eVar1, you'd populate eVar1 as shown below:

 

s.eVar1="D=c.a.activitymap.region"

 

Assuming the following values are captured in the activity map context data variables as shown below, "popular-categories" would be passed to eVar1 and accessible for reporting. 

 

evolytics_brian_0-1617217028495.png

 

UPDATE: You have to reference the full path - with dot notation - for this. Each activity map property would be preceded by "c.a.activitymap." as shown below:

  • c.a.activitymap.page
  • c.a.activitymap.link
  • c.a.activitymap.region
  • c.a.activitymap.pageIDType

Dynamic variables: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/page-vars/dynamic-variables.ht...