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Re: Analysis Workspace: We need analytics on Analytics!
BarryLennon
- Adobe Analytics 08-12-2020
@d1g1tal , Out of interest, how far did you get with accessing Logs via the API? Are you referring to v1.4 or v2.0 of the API? I'd be interested to know whether you're able to share endpoints or any other details.

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Re: Calculations with numbers stored as text in s.eVar
BarryLennon
- Adobe Analytics 11-06-2020
One additional point: it may be worth "seeding" the values using Classification Importer (e.g., make a sheet with all of the values from $1 to $100000 and upload it) rather than the Classification Rule Builder approach. If you have decimals and are willing to forego that level of precision, use Classification Rule Builder to discard the decimal then "sub-classify" using Classification Importer as laid out here.

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Re: Calculations with numbers stored as text in s.eVar
BarryLennon
- Adobe Analytics 11-06-2020
I've used a very similar approach to make Calculated Metrics based on Survey scores that have a possible range of 0 to 100; have to admit that I didn't come up with the additional step of converting into Units / Tens / Hundreds, which will save me some tedium next time!

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Defect in Adobe Experience Cloud Debugger (Chrome extension): Adobe Analytics 'Version' not always displayed
BarryLennon
- Adobe Experience Cloud Core Services 10-02-2020
SummaryThe Google Chrome extension "Adobe Experience Cloud Debugger" doesn't display the "Version" field in the case that only Adobe Analytics server calls are detected or filtering specifies only Adobe Analytics server calls. Screenshots'Version' field is present 'Version' field is missing

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Best Practice for Multiple Editors in Adobe Launch
BarryLennon
- Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection 24-01-2020
Some Background My organisation migrated to Adobe Launch from Adobe DTM in 2019. There are typically 3-4 people working on the same Property at any given time. In DTM, our "rule" for editing was: do not edit any Resource (Rule, Data Element, etc.) where "Status" is "Unapproved" In essence, this enforces the idea that an Approved change to a Resource can only come from a single Editor at a time. Adobe Launch When we started working with Adobe Launch, we assumed there was no longer any need for "m...

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Using CNAME to boost data capture rates
BarryLennon
- Adobe Analytics 03-12-2019
1 Bottom LineI am considering implementing a "noscript"-style data capture method to boost the rate at which Adobe Analytics data is recorded on my organisation's websites. The basic idea is If Adobe Launch fails to load (i.e. the _satellite object cannot be detected), formulate and trigger an Adobe Analytics server call with the most pertinent pieces of data (Page Name, URL, Transaction ID). I'm interested in thoughts around this:Has anyone implemented anything similar?If not, why not?Does anyo...

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Re: DTM pageload timings
BarryLennon
- Dynamic Tag Management 25-06-2019
In that case, @adlik, I think there are two parts to what you could consider doing:If it were me, I would capture the "real" timings on the initial page load, event if it meant potentially delaying the initial Page View call to wait for the browser to make them available in `performance.timing`For the "dynamic" page views (i.e. those subsequent ones), I would work with the Devs to define at least two timing events:"Navigation" - i.e. the point at which the user triggers an action that prompts a ...

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Re: Can I switch environments for Launch using the developer console like I did in DTM?
BarryLennon
- Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection 04-06-2019
Wanted to point out, though, that I wholeheartedly support your request for an official method of switching!

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Re: Can I switch environments for Launch using the developer console like I did in DTM?
BarryLennon
- Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection 04-06-2019
jchuck5612​ - notwithstanding the fact that installing Add-ons/Extensions is not always possible in corporate environments, I really recommend the Redirector plug-in that I wrote about in this thread.Apart from the cool "feature" that it enables of being able to easily switch between multiple LAUNCH environments in Firefox (by maintaining an entry for each environment that you have), it has a "Notifications" feature that pops up when a redirect has occurred: you'll never waste time wondering whe...

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Re: DTM pageload timings
BarryLennon
- Dynamic Tag Management 04-06-2019
Hi adilk​,I wouldn't recommend any longer the use of Adobe's performanceTiming plugin: in my view, the "lost" measurements (you will miss almost every single "exit page", i.e. the last page of the visit) are too important to ignore.A better approach, in my opinion, is to write your own Data Element that calculates the measurements you want from the performanceTiming object (with reference to "navigationStart") and assigns these values to Events. This sounds more complicated that using the provid...

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