Without seeing it, I would also guess that it's a timing issue. If you can see/read the Data Layer using your browser's console, it means it can be read by JS, but if the Data Layer isn't yet ready when your Launch rule fires, then you would get undefined. Try adjusting the timing of your rules... 

@RiteshY18 yeah, but the last solution can be nasty... since that requires coding all the identifiers for referrers... there is no ability to leverage the managed lists of Search Engines and Social Media sites... this can also lead to mis-identifying referrals.. granted, most sites have "core" searc...

As others have said, Adobe does allow for relative comparisons based on a selected date but it is locked to a set number of days (i.e. it is locked to 7 days, or whatever you set up in your date range definition), but there is no way to make a truly comparative date range reflecting both the selecte...

Hi,    We cannot control how Adobe classifies the Referrer Type, everyone gets the same logic, and Ads run through a Search Engine are not considered "Search Engine".   That said, you do have control over your Marketing Channels, and you can create logic to group content the way you want using a com...

You cannot get a user's IP address with JavaScript without calling a third party service, this will also result in needing to wait for a response in order to run the logic to determine if it's internal or external....   It would be much more efficient to work with the developers to use server side c...

Technically, the IP Addresses are all captured in Adobe (unless you turn on Obfuscation or Replace the Last Octet features), but none of this information is available to use in Segments or Workspaces... it is available in Data Warehouse Exports and Raw Data Feeds only... Obfuscation is not a default...

Capturing IP Addresses really depends on where your site operates and the legal needs that you need to fulfil, even replacing the last Octet may not be enough for you... you will need to check with your own legal team on that.   That said, have you considered working with your developers to create l...

I am not a mobile developer... I am a web developer... if this works like other languages, I would say no....   Normally, adding values together would use "+"   I assume that event.orderReview is a variable that holds a value like "event1" or "event2" etc....    I am not sure what language your app ...

Exactly! We have 5 entries here with a wildcard in the last octet to handle our network.   It's too bad that we can't also use IP Range notation here... but I suppose IF @Amruthesh_AG needs that, they could create a "BOT Rule" for Internal Traffic...  

Internal IPs are usually excluded outright.. using the Exclude by IP   https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/admin/admin-tools/exclude-ip   This doesn't require segmentation, nor can you later see the internal traffic as a report...  (unlike Bot traffic which has limited data availabl...