I'd love to see the ability to define a custom index on AEP datasets. Not sure if Adobe is worried about the extra storage costs involved, but the performance gains would make the tool way more approachable.Idea submitted, here.

Also, as a potential solution, since you are calling _satellite.setVar() directly: You can try to put the logic that you are looking for for setting the data element and the variables within a "Direct Call" event type with satellite.track(). This method could avoid some of the timing issues that may...

First test would be to try out that rule without whatever code you're using for the condition to see if that's what's blocking the rule from firing. So which page is the rule supposed to fire? Checkout, gateway, or confirmation?Also, as a note, the event "Data Element Change" checks the variable at ...

Hi @bindukumari1990 , Can you provide context in which the data element is being updated? Is it from within another rule or are you calling _satellite.setVar() directly? It seems more likely that the mechanism setting the variable is failing or the condition on the rule is not met.

I have been informed that this feature has not yet been added to CJA, at time of posting.

Hi @winstonl3651471 , Though you can use the same rule for both pages, there are two issues you will have: First, someplace you will need conditional logic to distinguish which page you are on. Second, it will be difficult to determine which event happened the 10 second event of the 15 second event....

When connecting CJA to Analytics data. Is there a way to account for event serialization when setting up a metric? Related, does the connection to Analytics mid values already remove duplicated records?

Hi @devconsole , I appreciate your help. This link did in fact work, but the link under the "Resources" menu seems to be broken. I've left that as an issue within Github. It would still be nice to also have documentation on any API dependencies on AEP profiles and what the necessary metascope are, b...

There should be a way to take down questions.