That is one option, I don't know your full use case. Having a campaign logic in place would be another. I am more on the technical side than on the analytics, so I try to provide technical solutions...

Yes, Session Storage is domain and even protocol based: Window.sessionStorage - Web APIs | MDN That's why I also mentioned cookies, which you can store als wildcard cookies like ".domain.com".

You can't have both running on the same page, no matter if there are different properties. The _satellite object will be overwritten by the one that loads last and only this one will track.

The only thing I can see is some custom logic with cookies or session Storage if both properties run on the same (top) domain. The s object is re initialized per page load, so you can't even store something there for multiple pages.

You could add a condition to the rule which checks the environment and only returns true for production.

How about just contatenating the values and have one tracking call and then take it apart in analytics. Or even use list vars, which are meant for this (though the limitation to only 3 makes them precious). With some limitation you could also just define an eVar to act as a list, though the size lim...

Just to be sure, you don't set the value to the eVar within custom code? If you do, don't forget to also add it to s.linkTrackVars, else s.tl() calls won't track it.

Do you have any JS errors on the page that might prevent this to be executed?On our property we have the radio button set to Before instead of After. Maybe this has an impact here.

I am not an Adobe employee, so I also have no exact dates. For now you can add this to your custom code section where you also would add plugins, this disables it completely:if (typeof s.ActivityMap === 'object') {   s.ActivityMap.link = function() {   return false;  };}

I can try to outline how I would do it with a custom script, though I have to say, custom attributes are not recommended, you should either use the "data-" prefix or introduce a separate namespace with a linked DTD.So I assume you have a rule that get's triggered when this button is clicked.In the "...