Background:We wanted to track form submits on our site via a direct
call, since CSS selectors only track on click, whereas a direct call
will track successes. We asked our development team to send a direct
call rule to _satellite.track, confirming that the form submit was
successful.Issue:The direct call rules works with most browsers, but
will not capture the rule with any IOS based browsers. We found this by
tying the adobe data to our database the form submit info was being to,
and saw that t...
Arun,Thank you for the answer! One more question. Could it be possible
that any of our direct call rules would be causing this as well? The
reason I'm asking, is because I'm finding a correlation with the number
of direct call rules firing and an increase in these visits without page
views.Eric
Issue:I'm finding that when pulling a Data Warehouse report using the
Page Dimension (w/ visit and page view as metrics), that there are
blanks under the page dimension column that show visits but no page
viewsResearch:I went back into Workspace to confirm that my total visits
were not affected by the blank pages that had visits and no page views.
I found that Workspace was not counting these visits in aggregate
reporting, or reporting any of the blank page dimension visits in the
detail view.We...
Thank you for the solution! Would you be able to write out how i would
setup this segment? I am having trouble conceptualizing how this will
work.HitDimension: ValueThen/And/Or Dimension: Value
What I Am Trying To Accomplish:I am trying to find a way where I can
create a segment that in theory counts the amount of times a user
navigates from one page to another, and then produce a report that shows
how many times this event and/or navigation sequence occurred
globallyWhere I Am Having Trouble:Creating a metric that shows how many
times this event occurred, as opposed to how many visits succeeded in
this navigation sequence. I'm finding that this segment is only
capturing if someone suc...
Adobe Community,We are having some discussions as to what the best
method to track last touch channel be. We have two options we are
looking at as described below. We would like to use a last touch
attribution. We are getting stuck on what the advantages and
disadvantages are with each of this approaches. What is the industry
standard and what does Adobe suggest?:Last Touch Marketing Channel
RulesLegacy rules combined w/ tracking codesFor instance creating a
report using the natural search dimen...
The Issue :When running a last touch channel table in Workspace, then
breaking down one of those channels by tracking code we are finding that
we get the dreaded "none" value, and tracking codes from other non
related channels. For instance we may find Email tracking codes under
the Paid Search channel. My understanding that the expiration on Last
Touch Channels is 30 days. If we had our tracking code eVar match the 30
day expiration would we start getting more consistent reporting between
last ...
Yes we used the adobeanalytics_nativeConfig. Our first question how to
classify this channel wise. Should we classify this under the last touch
marketing channels, or use a segment? And if we use a segment should we
use the entry page dimension for the segment? Also is there a way to get
last touch channel information from AMP pages or is this a no go? And
lastly are there any known issues with tracking on mobile safari
browsers otherwise outlined in the Adobe tutorial?
With AMP page tracking has come many problems for us. First is the idea
of how to track this channel. We came to the conclusion we would include
it in the last touch channels, by page, for anything that contains
"amp".Our pressing IssueWe are finding that are some tracking issues
specifically with safari. When comparing visits to sessions in GA (since
we have our site tagged in GA as well) we are finding that AA shows
visits & page views 5X greater than sessions specifically for Safari. We
are w...
