Firstly, it's "JSON", not "Jason". "JSON" is the abbreviation for JavaScript Object Notation, whereas "Jason" is the name of a person. Both are pronounced "Jason", though. This guide might help you with constructing your Reporting API request: https://developer.adobe.com/analytics-apis/docs/2.0/guid...

@MichaelG wrote: Why is the conditional needed for using flag, what does that gain you unless you are using the same direct call function name and need to differentiate between the two? That is indeed what I had stated in my first reply: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experi...

In that case, you might need to open a ticket with Customer Care to figure this out.

Special characters are irritating. Even that apostrophe in "Bump ‘N Go" that is really a "smart quote". You can try using UTF-16 as your classification's encoding. Also, try setting v2.1 in the Classifications import data file (at cell C1, if you're editing it in Excel), if you're using Classificati...

Which SDK are you referring to? Adobe has several SDKs because Adobe has a lot of products.

It is unusual that your web pages stopped loading while the browser was trying to load a script asynchronously. Could it be that while your Launch snippet was async, but there was custom code in it that was synchronous?

You can ask one of your Analytics product admins to go to https://developer.adobe.com/console and find it in the list of projects there. And remember to document this for the next person who asks for this information.

In your Analytics extension in Tags, what is the version of AppMeasurement used with it? I think the s.join plugin got merged into the AppMeasurement library with some version, that's why it's not available as a separate plugin now. I think Adobe has also deprecated the s.crossVisitParticipation plu...

Regarding the s.join error, what plugins are you using in your AA doPlugins section?

Instead of using custom code, try the Core extension's "Enters Viewport" event to see if that works for you.