Just want to further understand the load order:1. When the global variables in analytics tool get set? I didn't see any option for this. Most likely this is fixed.2. I can setup when to fire a rule for page load rule. ( onload, top of the page, Bottom of the page, DOM ready ). For those 4 choices, w...

OK. then I will switch to get it from location.pathname.Thanks

I ran into the same issue. Frank, did you find a solution for this yet?Thanks

We are still in the process of adding the international sites. So I don't have the URLs for you. General speaking, how do people handle the .uk .fr etc in the URL and get the site section info?

For example if I setup Evar1 in the global variable and then in page load rule, I set it to something else. I assume the order should be global variable -> each rule. So in the case, the global variable should be overwrite by the page load rule value. Correct?

We will need to get the site section info from URL, previously we only have us site, then url like  http://xxxxxx.com/section1/product1, we can find the xxxxxx.com/, the word after that will be our site section. Then when we add the international sites, then our URL start to have something like:http...

I was told that global variables are global from page to page. So if any variable will be the same for all the pages, can put in  global variables.Then my question is, if I have a global page load rule, within this rule, I can setup some variables. Then what's the difference I setup variables in glo...

I know if I choose disable, then definitely no call will be fired.s.t() will increase the the pageview count and will trigger the service call fire. no question.for example if I am tracking a link click event, then I don't want to increase to page view count. I should choose s.tl(). If I choose s.tl...

I see. Thanks

Hi Kaushalendra,Thanks for your answer. It is very helpful. So, if a page load happens, a service call will happen. For event and direct call, if I set it as increase the page view, then a service call will be fired? If not increase the page view, then those rules will wait until the next page load ...