So my understanding of a hit is a user's action, doesn't matter how many rules fired. For example, user typed in a URL and load a page, this is an action, maybe more than 1 rules fired due to the load of this page, all the related variable changes will be in the same image and send to adobe server, ...

From I was told that a hit is a service call, it is a image data send. The thing I still feel confuse is, for example,:in DTM, when a page load, I will have a page load rule which will setup bunch of variables, then I will have some special event  or page rules are fired due to the nature of the vis...

We have some domains are so different from data layer point of view. So the way to collect data can be wildly different. What will be the best way to handle this?So far we are thinking to create multiple properties, each one will have it's own rules to collect data and then they all write the data t...

Thanks. I can access it now.-Cathy

Actually we will need to track the campaign id( cid ) it is a parameter passed in through URL. Few days ago, we noticed that the syntax used for the cid parameter was wrong, then I didn't get the cid value in adobe analytics. So I want to make up this issue by process the value in current URL ( page...

Once I get the pageURL and get the missing parameter from my previous setting, how should I blend the data back to the server and make it available to my report?

I just checked. I didn't see ""current URL" field. This is the name I saw in the image data.

Alexis,This is very helpful. I still have a very basic question. As you described:Pages     Prop1     Evar1     Evar2     Order1               a               aa          qq          02               a               bb          ww         03               b               cc          ee          04  ...

I am using Adobe Marketing cloud Debugger. In the SiteCatalyst image, I saw a field call "current URL". It is the URL with passed in parameters. I am wondering is this field saved in adobe server? If so, how to access it?Thanks,-Cathy

Thanks. It worked. Then I noticed one thing. It filtered out the null values. But the % value didn't re-calculate. Is there a way to show the re-calculated %?