Hi Orders=1: means that this segment will filter out and only show those
visitors who have ordered only 1 item or added a single item to the
cart. Complete=1: means that this segment will show those visitors who
have completed 1 order or bought a single product. I hope this answers
your query. Thanks.
@Chirag2323 his documentation should help if you are using
Appmeasurement.js
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/use-cases/iframe.html?lang=en
Since, you are using Adobe Launch , you need to use the function
whitelistParentDomain and whitelistIframeDomains fucntions as explained
in this documentation
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/id-service/using/id-service-api/configurations/whitelistdomain.html?lang=en
Hi @danaluhova Apologies for the late reply. You can create a rule that
contains custom code and then create the data elements for the same.
Corresponding evars and events should be created.
console.group(event.$rule.name);console.log(event);
console.group('Metric ID: ' + _satellite.getVar('Web Vitals ID',
event));console.log('Metric name: ' + _satellite.getVar('Web Vitals full
name', event) + ' (' + _satellite.getVar('Web Vitals name', event) +
')');console.log('Metric value: ' + _satellite.get...
Hi @Pankaj_Sabharwal , Thanks for your reply I'm not entirely sure how
that article is related to the specific problem I've mentioned. I know
what is happening, we know how to fix (by upgrading tracking to include
device ID), but I have no idea why it has happened. It was a sudden
change and no-one seems to know why Thanks for your helpSonia
Hi @pradeep_07 As long the two server calls are fired at the same time ,
that is they have the same timestamp it will not effect the Average time
spent on site.But if the timestamp is different, there can be impact on
the Average time on the site.If there is a way to differentiate these
two server calls you can apply a segment on Avg time on site
Thanks for your reply! That makes sense, but I'm wondering why for the
same device, "deviceName (SDK)" is picking up incorrect values like
"iPhone" or "Mike's iPhone", but DeviceName is somehow picking up the
correct model/name like "iPhone 12,1". Is there a way to make deviceName
SDK pick up the correct value? We're thinking we may need to create
custom conextData for the device name to get around this. Thank you!
That's absolutely brilliant.I already use the plugin for another eVar
and I'm familiar with creating classifications so I'll be sure to
leverage that here too. Thank you so much for you help. I won't see the
development changes for a few weeks yet (prod a bit more) but I'll be
sure to come back here once I do.
Hey @Mehmet83 - The ‘events’ metric shows the number of times any link
tracking call was made. This metric is helpful when you want to
understand which pages have the most engaging content. Measurement for
this metric is most valuable when a visitor can perform an action on the
page without navigating to a new page. This metric counts all link
tracking calls (tl()) in a report suite. All link types are included
(custom links, download links, and exit links). It does not include page
view trackin...