Yes.

You may have already figured this out, but the "Exits" metric is not the same thing as an exit link. Specific to your Pages report, the metric will tell you the number of times that was the last page viewed (tracked) during a visit.

If you want to capture the "amount of time spent scrolling down," you'd have to build custom logic to first identify that a downward scroll has begun, noting the time when this occurs. Next, you'd need an interval to repeatedly check to see if the scroll action were still occurring. If it is, no act...

@mamayeye -If you can isolate the action or information, you can track it with Adobe Analytics.For "scroll down" actions, I think you'll need some combination of the approach outlined in the Stack Overflow question found here and Launch's "Custom Code" event type:That said, what question are you try...

Without seeing the implementation or knowing for sure exactly how it has been configured, it's hard to say what those represent. It could be an oddity related to a single page app, an unexpected JavaScript or cookie/storage issue, or a number of other issues. I'm assuming, though, these values are t...

@advancedanalytics If you're using the s.getPercentPageViewed() plugin, the two values likely reflect the maximum percent of the page viewed and the percent of the page that was visible when the page initially loaded. For example:100|50 - 100% of the page was viewed, while 50% of the page was visibl...

@Luca_Lattarini - If you're looking to track clicks on the <a> tags that are found in your list, you can do this with a Launch rule. Your rule, with CSS selector, may look something like this:Using "div#dashboard-deals li a" will pick up any/every <a> tag that falls under a <li> inside your div. Thi...

Those values look pretty simple, so I doubt it's an issue with what you're including in the key/value columns. You might want to confirm that the data is tab-delimited and that the header (the top few rows of the file, prefixed with ##) is correct. Also, if these keys have been classified before, ma...

@Abhinav_m - I think I understand what you're trying to do... The technical challenges here may include visitor identification (ECID will be different for different orgs), namespace conflicts (if both are using the 's' object, watch out), or page performance issues if you're loading the same code (a...

@Abhinav_m - What are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to send the same data to different report suites? Different data to different report suites? Are the AA instances owned by the same org, or does one belong to you and the other belongs to another org/vendor? If you can provide more conte...