I s'pose if one knew that each beacon were always going to be a POST request, there might be a way of leveraging the length of the requestURL. Maybe as a reasonable hack, one could force the size of the requestURL to always be big enough to require a POST request (maybe setting up registerPreTrackCa...

Hi Martijn, That makes sense since these are POST requests. Seems worth addressing to Adobe since the registerPostTrackCallback() feature is extremely useful.Do you have an Experience League post suggesting this fix so that I can follow it?Also, could you give me a rough idea of your work around bec...

I'm registering a callback using s.registerPostTrackCallback() . In particular, within the console I'm testing withs.registerPostTrackCallback(function(){console.log('test text')};On the page, I click an object that sends an s.t() beacon and the network calls show that only one beacon fired, but the...

Hi @Fox_mulder007 ,Part 1:^"{""width"":([^,]*),""height"":([^,]*)}"$sending $1 into the variable for width and $2 into the variable for height. Part 2:For this be sure to use sub classifications so that you can classify the already classified variable:For 100-199,^1[0-9][0-9]$For 200-299,^2[0-9][0-9...

Hi @Sebastiane_Edberg_ , looks like I was somewhat incorrect in my statement: Given that counter evars are meant to be used against success events, they should, in-fact, be visit based. It does mean that on your development/tagging side, you should be certain that the evar is cleared before sending ...

Hi @reddy24097613 , good catch. Yes, the pattern you mentioned with the astrix is the correct one.

Hi @reddy24097613 , you'll need to repeat the pattern to match the length of the list.So in this case you have 5 items in the list so it would look like the following:^([^,]),([^,]),([^,]),([^,]),([^,])$

Hi @Sebastiane_Edberg_ , Not sure if occurrences is sufficient for the use you are mentioning unless you are sure to set the evar to expire on each hit. As an alternative, to reduce evars and allow cleaner reporting, have you considered just one evar for direction and then an event for when someone ...

Hi @dinesh_kumar_r , as implied in the referenced link, s.products is configured in code (before it reaches Adobe's tracking servers and the report suite configurations). Either the developers are setting this value directly in external javascript or it is being set by your tag management (DTM or La...

Okay, I think I understand better what you are trying to do. With classifications you can either group similar values or parse values that have a pattern. (I initially thought you were grouping those values into a single variable)In particular, you are breaking apart a comma delimited list.If the or...