That sounds like it should be a bug for your developers...    While yes, you could try to write JS to convert the formatting, there is a greater potential to also break something... like converting the wrong thing. I would only do it myself as a temporary stop gap (like if I had to wait a long time ...

How are you picking up the price value? I assume this is being passed in a data layer, or through some data element on the purchase event?   I would be more tempted to work with your developers to pass you the information in a consistent format, no matter what language is being used on the site... t...

Regardless of same domain or cross domain, so long as a user is properly identified as the same person on subsequent pages, if you are tracking your UTMs in a Visit or higher expiry dimension, you shouldn't need to do anything to maintain the values... and forcibly re-tracking this data on subsequen...

Every request is considered a billable server call... s.t increments your page views, s.tl increments your occurrences / page events... but they are both requests and definitely count towards server calls on your contract.   This is one of the reasons that Adobe create Activity Map, to pass informat...

I am not sure why if you are detecting the link clicks, why you need to push the information into the data layer instead of just using it directly?    The data layer is for developers to set information from the server or site interactions for you to use... if you're doing the work yourself you are ...

Technically no, it shouldn't hurt anything...  "Click Tracking" is more akin to "Custom Action" tracking now, the naming just hasn't changed to reflect that....This is however preferable to tracking each test as a page view on top of your existing page view (that would cause inflation in your data) ...

Oh, it's not a problem   It happens all the time.. I just wanted to be sure that you would have the best chance at getting an answer.   I might be able to move this to the correct location.

@Bentacular11 what program are you using? I think that you posted this in the wrong forum... this is for Adobe Analytics.

Yes, seconding what @pradnya_balvir said... we use the Raw Data Feeds to an S3 Bucket, and Airflow to get into Snowflake.   Some notes about the Raw Data feed... its best practice to use as much delay on the feeds as possible, this gives Adobe more of a chance to finish processing the data before se...

It could also be hosted on your local intranet too (if the report is going to be accessed within your network this shouldn't be a problem...) However, if the report will be accessed outside of your network, then that would mean the logo won't be accessible...   If it's just a logo, you might be able...