@francescop47742 - My assumption is that your "Medium" eVar is set to an expiration greater than "Visit", and since you're combining two different reports (Marketing Channel and Medium) in your breakdown, you're seeing a combination of a new channel ("Direct") and an old/existing Medium ("banner"). ...

@BernardoCF - Take a look at the following article. It should be just a couple of quick updates to the config to add "Secure" and "SameSite=None" https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/id-service/using/id-service-api/configurations/secure-samesite-config.html?lang=en#id-service-api

Great to hear!

Unfortunately, it's hard to pinpoint this sort of issue without being able to see the code in action. With the little I know about your implementation, I would suggest trying a couple of things: 1) Based on the image you shared, try making sure you have at least something in s.linkInternalFilters in...

@wan-yul74421350 - It sounds to me like you have an undefined variable attempting to use .toLowerCase(). If you click on the line number link ("VM4180:81" in your image), it should take you to where the offending code is. You should be able to use this to track back to the code that's causing the pr...

@keeTee - Specific to the thank you page taking a long time to load, were you able to identify exactly which file/resource was delaying the load? I've seen situations in the past where a specific asset (usually a third-party marketing beacon) fails to resolve, causing the entire page to have perform...

@DMaya - Are you saying the same call fires again, or that subsequent calls on the page include the success event that should only be associated with the button click?If it's the former, your selector is probably too broad and needs to be updated. If it's the latter, make sure you're clearing the s....

The lack of text is definitely your issue, then. Try using %this.id% instead. Also, I find the Launch Cheat Sheet handy to have around... https://jimalytics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Adobe-Launch-Cheat-Sheet.pdf

@pietervankerckhoven -The "contains" option looks for a literal match. So, if you enter "page1, page2, page3", Launch will look for that exact string, which I'm guessing isn't what you're wanting to do. To build a condition that says "page1 OR page2 OR page3", you'll either want to go with the "Matc...

@Jmaguire -It's just looking for a basic selector, the same you would use with document.querySelector() or document.querySelectorAll(). For the two DIVs in your question, since they have unique IDs (at least, the IDs should be unique on the page), you can use #addButton and #minusButton, respectivel...