Hello All,
I am a bit confused as to which should be used to throw a success event, a s.t() or s.tl() call. This will fire on the confirmation page and originally I would have the event on the s.t (page view) call but hearing some recommend using s.tl call, would it matter which one is used when they both would contain the same variables (props/evars)? I was thinking keeping it in one call within the s.t() page view call to avoid a s.tl() call that could be combined on the page view call.
Tried looking on line for best practices and I know s.tl is for custom link tracking but what is the recommended or best practice for something like this?
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Hi @edbudev - Yes, it does really matter of which object we are using to tied up on success event. It is highly recommend to use only s.tl() for measuring the success events.
Hi @edbudev - Yes, it does really matter of which object we are using to tied up on success event. It is highly recommend to use only s.tl() for measuring the success events.
Thank you for your feedback!
Use s.tl() for measuring the success events.
s.tl(): Should use to send data to Adobe Analytics and do not treat it as a page view
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