Adding context for anyone who may come across this discussion at a later date: OP's issue is tied to changing page dimensions based on a privacy/consent banner that appears at the top of the page (not a modal) AND a sticky footer that moves as the visitor scrolls up/down. Both elements manipulate th...

If you want to share a screenshot of the report you're looking at and/or a link to pages where this is happening, I'd be happy to take a closer look. Feel free to DM me if you don't want to post the information publicly.

@JR16  - Unfortunately, regex is still not an option. The closest option seems to be the "matches" operator that supports the use of wildcards:  Full list of available operators: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/segmentation/segment-reference/seg-operators.html?lang=en

That certainly tells you how often I work with localStorage in Launch   If you're still having this issue, I'd suggest the following options:Confirm that the value is actually set in localStorage. You can do this by running the localStorage.getItem("options"); command in the console or checking the ...

@niroy - That plugin identifies the page height on load. If the page height is subject to change after load, it's possible for the visitor to scroll beyond the initial length. (Do you have any pages with infinite scroll? What about pages that may load with sections collapsed that the visitor can exp...

@danielwalo - I'll second @amgup here. Both form values will be credited with 1 "submit form" event. The reason for this is that the value present in the eVar at the time of the event is the value that gets credit for the event. So, in your first touch example, each time event1 fired, eVar1 was popu...

@vivek091195 - Assuming you've set the localStorage key correctly, you'll need to call localStorage.getItem("options") to retrieve it. For example: localStorage.setItem("options", "one,two,three"); // sets the "options" storage key to "one,two,three" localStorage.getItem("options"); // retrieves "o...

@Vam27 - You're on the right track with merchandising eVars, but I would suggest the product syntax over event binding. Consider the following example where I include all three shipping options (ship to home, ship to store, pick-up in store) in a single purchase/transaction. You'll note that I'm inc...

@bindukumari1990 - You are seeing "Unspecified" in the eVar5 report because the variable is not being set until (at least) the second analytics call of the visit. To address this, you need to make sure eVar5 is populated on the first call of each visit. In your case, that is the s.tl() call.  So, to...

@Jmaguire - Tracking form interactions can be tricky, and it generally requires some amount of custom logic. At a minimum, you need:A way to identify the form - What's the form name/ID? A way to differentiate between when a visitor SEES the form and when the START completing the formA way to identif...