What I've done so far is a hit based segement, where reload exits and page event exits. Just a "reload exists segment" returned no page events.
My two thoughts on why this is occuring is that
1) my segment is bad
2) my page events are not connected to the page/screen view.
Really hope someone can help me with this. There is urgency.
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Thanks very much, sincerely. But this explains my problem without solving it.
In your opinion, could this be solved by using a visit container, where reload exits an then within one hit "page event is equal or less than 10" (to capture multiple page events). I then use this to segment page events. I get numbers and think they might be right, but there may be a hole in my logic.
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Dear mddddfasdfasdfaere,
I don't see a problem with the HIT segment with "Reloads exists" (Absolutely fine).
So, the problem would be around the Page Event. Page Event doesn't correlate with the reload event in the same HIT, and thus you are not seeing the numbers.
Thank You, Pratheep Arun Raj B (Arun) | NextRow Digital | Terryn Winter Analytics
Thanks very much, sincerely. But this explains my problem without solving it.
In your opinion, could this be solved by using a visit container, where reload exits an then within one hit "page event is equal or less than 10" (to capture multiple page events). I then use this to segment page events. I get numbers and think they might be right, but there may be a hole in my logic.
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Dear mddddfasdfasdfaere,
VISIT container will include all the visits with 'Reload exists' and (Assuming the operator is AND) Page Event happens. If you want to include 'Reload exists' then Page Event, you can use a sequential segment (THEN operator), either in the next HIT or any time period based on the container (Here, Visit).
Thank You, Pratheep Arun Raj B (Arun) | NextRow Digital | Terryn Winter Analytics
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