How do the page where success event took place vs other pages show up if i pull page name dimension against a particular success event. I assume we should only be seeing the page name where the success event got fired? Is that correct? Currently i see a lot of page name showing up against the success event and i am not sure of how the correlation works? These success events are not enabled for participation.
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Hi surabhis88595869,
It's a good question and the answer depends on where you are looking at the pages with the events. If you are in reports & analytics and just looking at the pages report. Any events pulled into that report are linearly allocated to pages. Meaning if you have 1 order, it is divided amongst all the pages seen in the visit (so would be small fractions).
If you are in workspace and pull in the pages dimension then it is a last allocation to page which would be the page it fired on (assuming it fired on an s.t() call or page view, if it fired in a link request s.tl() then it won't get allocated to the page.
You could work around this by creating a calculated metric with the event with different allocation types and use those in the various reports.
I hope that helps,
Seth
Hi surabhis88595869,
It's a good question and the answer depends on where you are looking at the pages with the events. If you are in reports & analytics and just looking at the pages report. Any events pulled into that report are linearly allocated to pages. Meaning if you have 1 order, it is divided amongst all the pages seen in the visit (so would be small fractions).
If you are in workspace and pull in the pages dimension then it is a last allocation to page which would be the page it fired on (assuming it fired on an s.t() call or page view, if it fired in a link request s.tl() then it won't get allocated to the page.
You could work around this by creating a calculated metric with the event with different allocation types and use those in the various reports.
I hope that helps,
Seth
Thank you. This was really helpful. What is the quick way to know where the success events are firing upon?
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For standard page view calls, creating a workspace project with page as the dimension and custom event as a metric would be the way to go.
For custom link calls, you'd want to populate an eVar with page name, then send that eVar in all link tracking calls.
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