I think the same question was answered here : Old appMeasurement plugins Take a look and let me know if this solved your problem. If not, please provide specific details. -Stew

One option to consider is to move the replication of eVar1 to prop1 out of Launch and into processing rules. You could set up a conditional processing rule that only sets prop1 on hits having eVar1 set.   Pro: Doing it this way cleans up the beacon.  It saves a few bytes. Con: The functionality is h...

You sure did!  Looks great!

I am not aware of this issue, but I'm upvoting because I agree that it should be investigated and resolved if the issue is indeed systemic.

Yes, you can suppress the exit link tracking.  This can be done selectively within the Link Tracking configuration of your AA Launch Extension (or DTM AA Tool).  Below is the section for the Adobe Analytics extension in Launch. Note that "Track Outbound Links" is selected.  This checkbox enables aut...

Is the purchase event set on the exit link beacon?  If so, I think I can explain the data that you are seeing.

Are you certain that s.purchaseID is being set on the second load of the confirmation page? Are you certain that s.purchaseID is the same value on the first and second loads of this page?

After a bit more thought, I think that visit based metering would be the best bet.  Since it's a server-based metric, it can't be gamed and since it already exists, contract conversion could be automated.

Hi Hans, You may not have heard, but _satellite.track is much improved in Launch (compared to DTM). The first big improvement is that you can trigger a rule with a call to _satellite.track AND add any additional conditions. In DTM, you could not pair conditions with a direct call rule. The second bi...

If_satellite.pageBottom() is not on the page, normal page bottom processing happens at DOM Ready. The benefit of an explicit _satellite.pageBottom() is, as I understand it, just one of more precise timing of rule execution.  I'd say, just be aware that not everything that is documented to work when ...