@Rahul_1 - There are no user accessible tools that I know of, but you may be able to work with Client Care to have the assets/resources migrated for you. (I've had clients do this in the past, but Adobe has had to do the work.)
@daisyma - It's hard to tell what's going on without a deeper understanding of your implementation. If you'd like, feel free to DM me a link and any instructions on how to reproduce the issue, and I'd be happy to take a closer look. (Hopefully the experience is accessible outside of your company's f...
Without getting into Launch or viewing the behavior first hand, it's tough to say exactly what the issue is. My assumption is that you have more than one rule executing, and that is redefining your variables; including s.linkTrackVars.I would start with the following troubleshooting approaches:When ...
@vivek091195 - You're probably best converting the array to a delimited string ("Reading,Skating,Dancing") when you add it to the contextData object. Then, in your Processing Rules, you'll just assign the variable to the appropriate eVar/prop.
No. The cookies are mostly used to help with visitor and session identification, so even without them, you'd still be able to collect data. The usability/quality of that data would suffer, but you'd still be able to collect it. My recommendation for privacy implementations would be to simply block/n...
@CM128 - Different cookies serve different purposes, so removing some will have more or less impact than removing others. At a minimum, I'm assuming you'll want to keep the visitor ID-related cookies. The following articles may help you make the decision that is best for your use case: Analytics Coo...
"One edge in using dynamic variables is, you can see the variables where data is copied in your network calls. In processing rules this is not possible." Exactly. I spend much of my days implementing analytics and marketing solutions, and the ability to see exactly what is being passed/collected as ...