@Ashok_Adiyolil If I'm reading your question right, you're saying that you have a custom JS file that attempts to reference the _satellite.track() method, but that file is loading before Launch is loaded on the page. If that's the case, you're going to have to load the JS file (or at least delay the...

@beluks - That's expected. Every page viewed during a visit will get credit as a "Visit" for that visit. Only the first page viewed will get credit as an "Entry" for that visit, as that metric reflects the entry point (ie// first page viewed). Consider, if a visitor views just the following five pag...

Happy to help, @robertw54618073. Glad it worked out for you. (On a side note, I did some analytics consulting work for Panduit a number of years ago, so it's kind of fun to revisit the site.)

@robertw54618073- Overall, I think your setup looks fine. The two things I'd look at first are:Check the "Advanced" settings on the click event config screen:In the "set variables" screen, make sure you're not setting eVar91 in the GUI, then set the correct casing in the code. It should be "eVar91" ...

Good catch, @yuhuisg. Thanks for including the polyfill.

@robertw54618073 -Assuming you only need this data for this particular rule, I would probably go with a data element-free approach. Try the following:Set the selector for your click action in the rule to: tr.pdp-resource-row li.list-inline-itemRemove the current eVar setting in your "set variables" ...

@sana_john - You can add a classification without impacting existing classifications.Taking the example from one of your other comments on this question, let's assume you already have "id", "name", and "category" as classifications for your Tracking Code (s.campaign / v0) report. You could add a new...

It's wherever you're instantiating your Visitor ID Service.

@Luca_Lattarini - Classification rules execute in a top-down sequence, with the last rule matched setting the value you see in reports. For example, if a value matches three separate rules, the value set in the third rule is what appears in reports. Based on this, I've had success setting a catch-al...

@Luca_Lattarini - Typically, you don't add your Analytics tracking code to third-party websites. I can't recommend that approach. (I'm assuming that, by third-party, you're referring to a site owned and maintained by someone else, and that the content is not yours. Your banners will be placed on the...