The example I provided does NOT include query parameters.

@Jmaguire - document.location.pathname is ONLY the file path of the URL. It does NOT include protocol, hostname, query parameters, or has values. See the following link for more information: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL

@Jmaguire -The simplest approach might be to create a "page name" data element that parses the pathname per your requirements. Maybe start with something like this:var path = document.location.pathname; if (path === "/") { // specify a default value if the path is "/" (assume home page) path = ...

@Ikinet -postMessage is likely going to be your best option, but your dev team will have to trigger the call from inside the frame. For example, you can have them add an onclick to the links you are interested in that triggers the postMessage event (with the desired event payload). Then, from Launch...

@vijitha - If you want a "set it and forget it" approach, consider creating a data element with the value of _satellite.buildInfo.environment and using it to conditionally execute/not execute your rule. You shouldn't have to worry about enabling/disabling the rule as you promote through the differen...

@H_L- Start with the classifications overview at the link below to get up to speed with the whole concept. You'll find links to both the Classification Rule Builder and Classification Importer options in the left nav if you need more information. If you get stuck, post back here and I'm sure someone...

@H_L If I'm reading your question right, it sounds like you are pulling the product information from the URL (or, your data layer pulls it from the URL and that's what gets passed to Adobe). There are a couple of ways to resolve this without getting your dev team immediately involved, but the "right...

Again, it's hard to give specific answers without knowing how the page is set up, but as long as you're triggering a call at those specific times, you should be good. I suggested s.tl() calls simply because the tracking is likely to occur without the user being sent to a new/different page, or reloa...

@bindukumari1990 It's hard to give specifics without knowing how the page is built, but at a high level, I would assume there's a form submit event when the customer submits a pincode. When that happens, you could trigger an s.tl() (link tracking) call with the necessary information. (I'd capture th...

Correct. All pages should count as a Page View each time they are viewed.