Nope. @pradnya_balvir  #1 and #2 points are features that are exclusive to props.

Unlike Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics actually requires you to set a value with the Page dimension, e.g. via s.pageName if your implementation uses AppMeasurement. But if you don't set a value, then Adobe Analytics would normally fall back to using the page URL instead. So, given this fallback, i...

The content type is really controlled by Adobe. Ask your client to bring this up with Adobe Customer Care.

As far as I know, you don't need to set any content type if you're using AppMeasurement or Adobe Launch. If you're performing server-to-server tracking, you can consider using the Data Insertion API https://github.com/AdobeDocs/analytics-1.4-apis/blob/master/docs/data-insertion-api/index.md.

You're welcome, @bjoern__koth !

@Amruthesh_AG , Since your developers are setting the YouTube URL at a later point, then I believe the solution would be to do what I have described here: https://github.com/yuhui/launchext-youtube-playback/wiki/Tutorial-3:-enabling-a-dynamically-loaded-YouTube-player. In your case, your developers ...

@Amruthesh_AG , I've tested your video with my "YouTube Playback" extension and verified that tracking works properly. This screenshot shows that I'm using the same HTML code as your website. BUT do take note: since my test page is not hosted on your website, so the "class", "data-isrc" and "loading...

This is a common problem with the History Change. It happens too with Google Tag Manager. I don't know the exact reason, but I think this problem of the dataLayer not being updated is because of the way that the browser works, i.e. user clicks a link --> browser navigates away --> browser triggers "...

Ok, I see that the <iframe> code is correct. But I noticed that there is an additional "loading" attribute in the <iframe> with a "lazy" value. I also noticed an additional "data-isrc" attribute with the YouTube URL as the value. These 2 attributes are not part of the standard YouTube embed code, so...

Thanks for mentioning me, @Jennifer_Dungan ! @Nonamemv @Amruthesh_AG I saw in your screenshot that your developers have embedded the YouTube videos in a non-standard way. Instead of using YouTube's recommended <iframe> tag, your developers have chosen to use a <video> tag, with the "src" attribute s...