Hi Marschrode, Workspace does not include 'current data' whereas the
analytics reports may include 'current data'. I found when I tried to
replicate the issue you've described the workspace project only matched
the Analytics Report if I marked the Analytics Report to not 'include
current data.' Do the reports match for you if you select 'No' for the
'Include Current Data' option?
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Hi cristinapio,I am investigating this question and I do not have a
default metric 'Average Time Spent Per Visit', which makes me wonder how
exactly this metric is calculating in your report. Can you share the
calculation by clicking the info button and sharing a screenshot of the
calculation?For example this is what I mean, but done with the Average
Time Spent metric. Thank you for your help in investigating this.
Great question. I want to clarify a few points to check my understanding
and ensure I am addressing your question. A Direct Call rule is
essentially a type of page event to trigger a Launch Rule. Whereas the
data layer is meant to make the data you would send on the request more
easily accessible. SPA implementations prefer Direct Call rules because
the normal hooks, such as page load or page top, are less applicable as
the page is not refreshing as the end user navigates the site. So a
direct c...
I'm not sure why you would be getting these 401 errors exactly. But I
have found Postman to be most useful when testing the 1.4 api. The steps
here have been most helpful for me in setting up an environment to test
the 1.4 API analytics-1.4-apis/postman at master ·
AdobeDocs/analytics-1.4-apis · GitHub
Hi Brandon, Is there a way to address this same issue within DTM? Any
help on why this error occurs would be helpful. Is the issue due to
google expecting the data layer to be an object rather than an array?
That's what is suggested here Google Tag Manager error: Uncaught
TypeError: w[l].push is not a function - Stack Overflow Could the issue
be addressed within dtm by placing the data layer in an array?
Hi Jasmine,Identifying Visitors This documentation explains that there
are 6 possible visitor ids. All 6 of these IDs could theoretically be
present on a single hit of data, for this reason Adobe has determined an
order of preference. The combination of the post_visid_high and
post_visid_low is the id that was actually used. More important than
these columns, however, is the post_visid_type column which indicates
which ID type was used to populate the post_visid values. "I would
expect there to ...
Hi Danel, Garrett from Adobe here. There is no way to change the Data
Warehouse export delimiter. This Reports section is referring to reports
within the Analytics UI.
Add Audience Manager Segment QualificationIt is fairly difficult to
debug AAM segment qualification when Server-Side Forwarding is enabled.
Please add support for displaying qualified AAM segments to the UI –
both on the Summary Page and the Audience Manager tab. The data appears
to be in the request/response pairs (string below taken from the
Analytics response). The Segments should be displayed in an easy to read
grid/column and in numerical
order.if(s_c_il[1].doPostbacks)s_c_il[1].doPostbacks...
