No Muthalagu. I doubt that it will work as Youtube Videos might be using a different architecture altogether by encrypting their player events and hence there is Youtube API to be used for the same.However, we do have a Plug-in for tracking Youtube Videos:https://marketing.adobe.com/developer/galler...

Yes, you can. You just need to work on JavaScript function to be fired for each event from the player and then in these function call the specific Direct Call rules for your tracking. In these direct call rules you can use Media Module functions and variables to fire the Video Analytics server call....

Hi Wong/Rahul, I would not suggest turning off the Internal URL Filters as doing that would inflate your Traffic Sources report. The intent of Traffic Sources report like referrers is to provide the metrics on how well the sources from which the traffic is coming to your site are doing. And that is ...

The Unique Visitors you are missing here are the ones which came to your site from internal pages (Referrer = Internal as it matches the Internal URL filters) which is called the "Inside your Site" traffic.To validate the numbers you can pull the Data Warehouse report for the same and you would see ...

No. You can not copy Web Properties. You can only copy Rules and Data Elements from a web property to another. The Web Properties can also be under different accounts, but the user should have access to both under the same login. -Kaushal

Hi Vishal,If you are planning to track these PDF links in Analytics you can do that using a very simple configuration in DTM or s_code file.In DTM you need to select the checkbox "Track download links" under the "Link Tracking" section of the Analytics tool. Please refer to the attached screenshot.[...

@warrensander I would not say it is a bug as Client might want to put '#' intentionally in their URL parameters. In case they don't, they can use similar script as below to truncate the trailing part: if(myParam){        myParam=myParam.indexOf('#')>0?myParam.substring(0,myParam.indexOf('#')):myPara...

Hi Alessandro,In addition to Shekhar's response I would like to add the explanation here is that if you check for the second condition in the second article:The referring URL contains a keyword query string parameter; in most instances the query string parameter is ?q=.Some of the Search Engines to ...

Yes, this was resolved with the maintenance release which happened last month.~Kaushal

Would it be possible for you to provide me the full Request you are sending through and the response received?Also, it seems that this query might need some of your account specific analysis and hence would suggest you to get in touch with ClientCare team by creating a ticket in name of any of the S...