Firstly, check your extensions to see what marketing pixel-related extensions have been installed, e.g. Meta Pixel, Google Tag, etc. That will give you a clue as to what to look for.Then... comes the hard part: finding the Rules that contain actions that send the marketing pixels. If you found exten...

Instances get incremented when their related dimension has a value set with it in a beacon. For example, when eVar123 gets set with a value, then its eVar123 Instances increments by 1.So likewise with Tracking Code Instances and Marketing Channel Instances: they increment when new values are set in ...

Not answering your question directly, but for prop23, instead of tracking the value "0", I would track the value "zero". This is because AA could treat "0" as false or null, resulting in it reporting "Unspecified" in prop23 instead of "0".

You didn't mention this in your post, but did your developers share any specifics about those 503 errors? E.g. screenshots of the errors in their browsers' consoles, copies of the full error messages, the line(s) in the Launch library that are throwing the errors, etc.While your reasoning is sound, ...

In an Analysis Workspace project, build a freeform table with the same "IP" dimension and "Visits - All Visitors" metric. Do you get any rows of data there? If you don't, then there is most likely an implementation error. Verify that your "IP" dimension is being populated correctly. Since AA can get...

Data elements are meant for reading/returning values, so you shouldn't be manipulating your session storage values in a data element. Manipulation should be done in Rule actions instead. Move your code's lines 10-11 into a custom code action inside a relevant Rule.Change your data element to Core > ...

What I normally do is I have a report that has the following: "Occurrences" metricmy Classification dimension, but only for the "Unspecified" value.Breakdown that "Unspecified" value by the original dimension's values. With that, I can see the values that are not being classified properly. Hopefully...

@anuragxadobe wrote: The only way I can think of is by exporting all Last touch channel detail data and manually classifying and importing the same. Is there a more effective way to resolve this issue? Yes, that is pretty much the solution. Classification Rule Builder can only work for data up to 6...

By "product number", I assume you're referring to the SKU. If so, then I've heard of some implementations that track the SKU in place of the product name, then use Classifications to add metadata. This is the same process as you've described. Then, the difficulty is usually around managing the Class...

Try logging your "this" object to see what element it's referencing. Hopefully, that gives a clue about what elements the browser is detecting when the user clicks your tel: link. var e = this; console.log('this object', e); // rest of your code