If console.log() is added to the Action and you can't see it in the Chrome console, then the Action may not be working.Also note that _satellite.notify() should be replaced with one of _satellite.logger. methods that were introduced in Launch.Another debugging approach I would recommend is to review the Network tab that shows all requests sent from the page (look for the tags you implemented in the Action block).

the "pageview" only depend what you set within the action "track". means if you set an "s.t" it is a pageview, the "s.tl" a custom link (not counting as page view)what might mess not clearing? we have some events which should only be on a page view. if I keep them and they are added to the next call, they are vounted in the wrong place (and inflate my data). for example if you want to count the "searches" and set it on the "search result page" (pageview) - you don't want to have another count on...

so far, we decided not to track PageLoadTimes in our Angular application since we don't get the resources for implementation.as a possible solution you need at least 2 timestams:1) user clicks on a link2) application/browser finished updating the pageso basically your devs need to save a timestamp when user clicks on any link (and save locally). the second timestamp needs to be saved when browser either received data or updated the page. the difference of those timestamps should be added to the ...