That's an interesting concept... I am not sure if there is an out of the box solution or not? (To be fair, our apps can't run offline, so I've not tried this)   My understanding of the "offline" tracking was that Adobe would continue to run on the app, collecting and storing the data locally, until ...

Again, no one here said to ignore multi-touch,. we explained why the values don't match... how the systems work (both of which are based on last touch for each system... and yes, as far as the paid social media is concerned, when they only look at themselves, they are essentially an "isolated last t...

Literally no one here said to ignore multi-touch attribution... but last touch will give you your direct traffic... not something potentially that happened a month ago (as most social media default to a 30 day model)... them trying to take 100% of the credit (as per their reporting) is pretty laugha...

I agree.. a server-side redirect should never even render the page... however, if your developers have created a redirect using JS, then the page renders then once the JS has triggered the redirection would occur...   The problem here is that your analytics on the first page will trigger (or not tri...

Unfortunately, I don't have CJA, so I am not the best person to answer this... I was watching this to see if help came, and was going to step in with a "best guess", or documentation to investigate if nothing else had come in, but it looks like @FarazHusain has provided a potential solution.

It's not so much about "not understanding it"... it's more about, I don't like the all the extra execution of event based data layers...   Using a click event for example... why should I do the following steps: Listen for the clickUpdate the Data Layer with info about the clickListen for a change in...

Yes, I had the same problem in my implementation too...   Now, there is a caveat to setting the list manually... on the page view, there's no problem.. you can add the code into the custom code of the "Set Variables" action, and it will be included...   As others have said, if you are adding it to y...

That was a custom field as per the sample provided in the original ask...   Since they showed code pushing in this custom Key, I assume this is how their site is set up to work... not sticking to the "traditional" key value pairs...     I was merely sticking to their own samples... but you are right...

One more thing, if your opt out is actually opting out of "detailed" tracking... you would essentially have to create two tracking profiles....   If you have a lot of variables set in your Analytics extension, you may have to move those out to the "opt-in rules", and create a counter-part "opt-out" ...

Hi,    So first off, it comes down to: 1. Is the user opting out of cookies? 2. Or is the user opting out of tracking?   Those are very different things....   As far as most policies seem to indicate, the opt out is about cookies (specifically cookies that "fingerprint" a user.   So in Adobe, this m...