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Recently, Adobe Analytics workspace seems to have implemented “lazy loading” so data points only show when I am looking at them on screen, and need to reload as I scroll up or down. How can I turn this OFF? I need to be able to search the report quickly using the web browser’s Find function, but with Lazy Loading, this is impossible for hundreds of rows. Exporting the report to PDF is not an option as I use the hover function to manually view URLs that are too long for the table, and I manually add URL rows when I am assessing the tracking data. This seems like something that Adobe DID NOT need to fix, at least in my use case… How can I turn off Lazy Loading, or ensure that all rows of the workspace are loaded at once?

Running into an intermittent issue with Adobe Analytics click tracking in Safari I'm using Adobe Launch (_satellite) for analytics tracking, and when users click a button that triggers a page refresh/navigation, the analytics hits aren't consistently being recorded in Safari.The issue is intermittent, which makes it particularly tricky to debug.I added the 100ms timeout specifically for Safari click tracking issues, but the problem persists intermittently. The_satellite library is available and loading fine The issue seems to be that the analytics tracking beacon doesn't complete before the page refreshes 100ms timeout isn't consistently reliable Any Safari-specific considerations I should be aware of?

Classification rules are now available in classification sets.I created a new classification set and added a rule with a regex and I wonder if any of you can shed some light on the following observations.According to the status, my new rule was directly activated without me explicitly activating it. Even after deactivating and saving, it reverts back to active. Testing the new rule gives me error messages. First it says “You have unsaved changes to your rules. Please save your changes and try again.”, although I saved it and did not change anything. After clicking on “Save rules” (again) and clicking on “Test rule set” it unhelpfully says  “Failed to test ruleset. Please try again.”Are there known problems with saving/testing rules?

Body:Hello everyone,I’m encountering an issue with a Page Rule in Adobe Analytics. The rule is configured with:Event: OneTrustGroupsUpdated Action: Send BeaconHowever, I consistently receive the following error: Failed to execute "Send Beacon" for "Adobe : Page Rule" rule. A timeout occurred because the action took longer than 5 seconds to complete. Error: A timeout occurred because the action took longer than 5 seconds to complete. Since the rule only has the event and the beacon action, I’m unsure why it’s timing out.Has anyone else faced this issue, or do you know what could cause the beacon to exceed the 5-second limit? Any guidance on troubleshooting or optimizing this setup would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance! 

Hello, We have several jobs that fetch data from the Adobe warehouse using the FTP server (ftp2.omniture.com). However, since March 7, we have been unable to connect to the Adobe server and retrieve files from the ftp2.omniture.com host.This is a critical job for us as it is used to obtain daily data from Adobe, and the issue is currently impacting our client data as well.We would appreciate your assistance in resolving this issue on an urgent basis. Thank youShubham

We use Tealium as our CDP where Adobe Analytics tags and third‑party tags are implemented. One of our site environments experienced a Content Security Policy (CSP) issue that prevented the Tealium header and associated scripts from loading properly, which blocked analytics and third‑party tag requests from firing in the browser.After resolving the CSP in the current month, when we reviewed Adobe Analytics data from November through February, we noticed that only the 10th of each month (and March) shows significant data. Can anyone please explain the cause of this pattern.

What is the maximum value(integer) that can be passed in a numeric success event per hit? Is there a cap on the accumulated sum of a numeric event over time?

Hey there!After implementing the Web SDK guided events, CJA reporting and setup are impacted by decisioning.propositionFetch events. We currently have to exclude this event type via segments to align CJA with AA, but doing so breaks Session Starts and our Internal Domains logic. Impact in CJA (we are using raw AEP data, no Adobe Analytics Source Connector): Sessions / Page Views / Session Starts  With an event-level exclusion segment (eventType = decisioning.propositionFetch):  Sessions ≈ AA Visits  Page Views ≈ AA Page Views  Session Starts much lower than AA Entries  Without the exclusion segment:  Sessions and Session Starts are higher than AA  Page Views still align with AA  At a dimension level (e.g., Canonical URL, Marketing Channel), we sometimes see Sessions > Page Views, which should not occur  Root cause: decisioning.propositionFetch fires first, so CJA treats it as the session-start event. Excluding it via segment

Assuming I have an evar1 on my site which triggers on every product page to capture the color of  the product. And assuming I had 2 visits to my site. Let’s say that the evar1 is  a regular evar, expires on visit, allocation last touch, and assuming the following scenario:  Pages visited User A - Visit #1 product page 1- color = blue evar1 is set. value = blue proudct page 2 color = red evar1 is set. value  = red product page 3 color=green evar1 is set value = green home page evar1 is not set   Pages visited User B - Visit #1 home page evar1 is not set  product page 3 color=green evar1 is set value = green marketing page A evar1 is not set marketing page B evar1 is not set       Question:​​​​​s:based on the above, if i build a report like the one below, what should i see and why? evar1 visits evar1 instances page views unspecified       blue       green       red        

 Good morning,Recently I’ve been trying to make a deep dive on the Time on Site users spend on my web and I noticed that I have a very big difference between the Time on Site we see on the Freeform table for All visits, and the time we see in the the Key Metric Summary, even though we have the same filters applied.I can tell it’s because of the days average but I would need you as experts to help me understand:Why such a big difference The meaning of each KPIThank you in advance!

Hi, I have published a new build for a staging library on Adobe Data Collection, but when I try an debug it I see that a build from last week continues to be loaded. I unpublished it, republished, updated all of the versions and nothing. What are the common explanations for this? Is there anything that we can do maybe on the hosting of the stage environment for example to fix it?

Hi, Wondering if anyone knows how long it takes for Workspace to reflect events once a rolling window has been set on a Connection? e.g. 3 months to 1 month. Haven’t seen any changes after 2 hours so curiousThanks

Hello everyone,With the upcoming migration from traditional classifications to Classification Sets in Adobe Analytics, I had a question regarding performance optimization.Previously, when using classifications, we had to create them separately for each report suite, even if the same variable existed across multiple report suites.With Classification Sets, we can now create a single classification set and apply it to multiple report suites, which simplifies governance and management.However, the official adobe documentation mentions two important points :• Processing time improved from ~72 hours to ~24 hours• Performance mainly depends on the number of unique key values, especially when combining variables from multiple report suites into a single classification set.ScenarioSuppose we have the same variable (for example an eVar) across 8 report suites.Instead of creating one classification set covering all 8 report suites, would it be better from a performance perspective to create: Two

We discontinued supporting one of the website and even disabled the launch property build. But still some other unexpected(uncovered from collected data) websites sending the traffic to that report suite. As the other websites/current scripts it’s beyond our reach, we have no option to control the scripts itself. So is there a way to make the payloads fail at browser level for specific report suite from Admin or from Adobe, on report suite basis? Appreciate your inputs. Again, VISTA, BOTS, aborting the calls, invalidating s object doesn’t helps as we can’t access the scripts nor just exclude hits, we completely want to stop ANY/ALL calls to that report suite ID to avoid cost.​

Hello everyone,I'm trying to understand attribution models in CJA.I'm comparing two attribution models in a CJA workshop. I'm surprised to see that when I compare a last touch model versus an engagement model (both with 7-day attribution windows per person), when viewing the data in a graph, the engagement attribution model's trend returns data from 7 days prior to the range I'm analyzing, while in the last touch model, the data starts counting from the beginning of the analyzed time range.Both models attempt to analyze the beginning of a process for a specific campaign.Can anyone help me understand this?Thank you very much.  

I made a report in Workspace and noticed hits from Linux. I broke it down by User Agent and most of the traffic were from Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/130.0.0.0 Safari/537.3. It’s also interesting that the Bounce Rate from these visits are very high, 99%. Are these from bots? If so, is the best way to handle it by making a Processing Rule (in Admin)?  

In AA it is possible to resize multiple columns of metrics at the same time in freeform tables. However this nifty feature doesn’t work in CJA as far as I have found. Copilot gives this response:In Adobe Customer Journey Analytics (CJA), there is currently no feature that allows you to bulk‑resize multiple metric columns at once. Column width in Freeform Tables can only be adjusted manually, one column at a time, by dragging the column borders in the Workspace UI.Is this feature planned to reappear in CJA?

Anyone else notices that proportional column resizing is not working in the last day or too? Dragging the left hand column of a table used to resize all columns equally but this isn’t happing at the moment and now I’m having to resize each column separately. Is this a bug?

In the current A/B test (screenshot below), our team is perplexed as to why Experience B has the higher confidence rate while Experience A has the higher number of conversions. We are using Locate Dealer Search as our Segment, with our ultimate goal being the completion of a form on the dealer search page. Any input from experts on why/how conversions are measured? Did we structure the test correctly?  

After a promo email went out, we got a huge spike from Microsoft-based IPs. I believe we got about 300K UV in 4 hours, so it’s likely from their email scanners. This seems like an old problem that is popping up again in 2026. Does anyone have a way to mitigate reporting this traffic as UVs? We’re using Cloudflare, but they even bypassed that.