There are no hash fragments and the URL in Exp B remains the same. It is basically  a module embedded on the site. But I guess I can go ahead with suggestion made by DaveDigital​ . I will select two different elements (one on page X & the other on Page Y) in my clicked an element goal metric. Conver...

Thank you for the answers.Sorry, I did miss one detail in fact. The URL of Page Y is also abc.html.It is a registration form basically, so even when a user click next , the URL remains the same but the fields change based on the registration steps the user is on.So, this is the reason I am not sure ...

Okay. Thanks for sharing this. However, my question is still not answered.If Adobe has captured the page views even when cookie are disabled, shouldnt my report give at least 5% (which is reasonable) count where cookie support is disabled ?

What is the source of these files ? What are these secondary files - any documentation link would also be helpful. I dont see these loaded on other client installations so worried that these are hampering page load.

Thank you mike. I would try this out - the solution posted by you seems to be more on lines of a multi page activity. Also, I will try adding the sub domain in the template rule as well - it was not working earlier. Hope one of this solves the problem.

Thanks a lot !

Many Thanks for the prompt reply