you should be using _satellite.getVar() not getVars for getting the value in the dataelement and you should create the dataelement first and then map it to an evar.hope you figured out this issue

In general Inside the custom code section of Adobe analytics, you can use.s.eVar1 = s.pageName;But since this is a s.tl call, which sends data without page view I assume s.pageName value will be unspecified in the reports.Rather you can directly pass page name value to eVar1. say for eg: if you are getting page name value from a dataelement 'pageName'for s.tl calls, use this instead of s.pageName = _satellite.getVar('pageName'); send s.eVar1 = _satellite.getVar('pageName'); or you can manually s...

Hey Philipk,For sending data to Target we use the targetPageParamsAll() function inside the Adobe Target Tool > Library management > custom code function targetPageParams() {/*this function define will add those parameters in mbox request*/return {"cookieName": cookieValue,}};Documentation Link: Methods

Hi Bala,To My knowledge Adobe analytics does not have a out of box metrics/dimensions to track cart abandonment.They do have a tool called Triggers which can used for this usecase. I think this is a separate tool doesn't come with Adobe analytics package Check this link: https://medium.com/adobetech/stopping-shopping-cart-abandonment-adobe-i-o-events-and-adobe-analytics-triggers-in-action-…

Hi Haddnin,I am not sure of the element exists condition, but I used a different way to accomplish similar request.Store the error message value in a data element. the error message will be available either in innerHTML or innertext or value.Now use this data element in the Event based rule using 'data element changed' condition and now the rule will get triggered whenever the text appears or changes.you can even pass the error message to a prop to understand what message was displayed to the us...