Hi,Looks like your event script has syntax error.You currently have it implemented as s.event="event1", where-as it should be using s.events.Your script should be s.events="event1".

That's correct. Whichever Visitor Identification method you choose to use, it must be consistent across all your sites/orgs.

It's because both Linear and participation allocation work for within a Visit i.e. credit for the event is distributed to all the pages that the visitor saw during that Visit before the event triggered.In my example: Page A is where the visit started and went until the request submitted page i.e. 4 ...

Hi,Allocation mostly comes into picture for success/conversion events like commerce events (Order, Revenue etc.), custom success events etc.

Hi,Page Views metric doesn't follow the allocation model rather it gets attributed to each value which was fired as part of the s.t() calls.You requirement can only be fulfilled by a custom report out of the Data feeds as already suggested by Pratheep.

Hi,Cross browser visitor identification requires Custom Visitor ID to be implemented. There are different ways you can set your own Visitor ID.Please read about it more here: Custom Visitor ID.

Hi,Yes your understanding is correct.Everytime the page would load, because it would fire an s.t() call with the event, that pageview for that Page would increment by 1 and event count would be incremented by 1 as well.However, when you run the Page report with pageview and that event as the metric,...

Hi,Please review Visit to understand the Visit definition and calculation.For Visitor, kindly review Identifying Unique Visitors.

Hi,Please use this:s.eVar1=s.prop1="D=mid"Let me know in case you still don't see expected values in the report.

Hi,You can use the 'getpreviousvalue' plug-in to achieve this.Using this plug-in, you can capture the value of an Analytics variable on the next page view. For an example, capturing the s.pageName value from the previous page view into a Custom Traffic variable i.e. previous page value in a variable...