On our website we have a page that iframes another page on a different
domain name than main website. We are using the latest versions of
VisitorAPI (4.6.0) and AppMeasurement (2.20.0) on both the main website
page and the iframed page on a different domain name. We have noticed
only in Safari that a new ECID is generated for the iframed page which
splits the visit. We have attempted to use the whitelistParentDomain and
whitelistIframeDomains configurations
(https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/e...
Hi Arun, I recently posted this similar post. Could you possibly help me
out with your thoughts on this issue?
https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/cross-domain-iframe-ecid-safari-issue/qaq-p/360338
On our website we have a page that iframes another page on a different
domain name than main website. We are using the latest versions of
VisitorAPI (4.6.0) and AppMeasurement (2.20.0) on both the main website
page and the iframed page on a different domain name. We have noticed
only in Safari that a new ECID is generated for the iframed page which
splits the visit. We have attempted to use the whitelistParentDomain and
whitelistIframeDomains configurations
(https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/e...
Hi Pratheep, Thank you for the insight and your article was very
helpful. - In addition to using the appendVisitorIDsTo function, do you
think we should also setup a CNAME
(https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/id-service/using/reference/analytics-reference/cname.html)
for our websites to help with cross domain tracking and ECID? Or does
the CNAME not help with ECID/cross domain tracking? It would be a lot of
additional effort for us to setup CNAMEs for the large number of
websites that we own ...
We have been evaluating using ECID with an AppMeasurement tracking
project that is in progress. We want to make that our new tracking
created from this project is as future proof as possible. We have
multiple domains involved with our websites (mainwebsite.com with a
separate bookingdomain.com for purchases) so it is critically important
that cross domain tracking work accurately and that visitors are
properly linked together across domains. At a high level we have come to
the below findings but...
