Adobe relies on the Experience Cloud ID Service (ECID) to identify visitors. Do you still have ECID running in your migrated websites? If you use a straightforward Web SDK implementation, then the ECID is generated by Adobe server-side, and used by Web SDK with all tracking. In your case, that means...

If you want to, you can set a "tab ID" and track that to an eVar: if (sessionStorage.getItem("tab id")) { return sessionStorage.getItem("tab id"); } else{ var tabID = Math.floor(Math.random() * 500000); sessionStorage.setItem("tab id",tabID); return tabID; } This works on the basis that sess...

If you're resorting to writing loop statements, then it means your ACDL implementation has something fundamentally wrong. Try this: go to your website and perform a search that results in your "search" object being pushed into the data layer. Then, open your browser console and type  adobeDataLayer....

You shouldn't be using "event.message" here. This is because the "search" object that is pushed gets appended to ACDL's computed data layer state. So, create a data element from the ACDL extension > Data Layer Computed State. Enter "search.searchCriteriaCategory" as the path.  

Classification Rules are applied from first to last, i.e. in the order that you see on screen. So if you have the following Rule 10: same regex, To: $1 Rule 12: same regex, To: $3 Rule 178: same regex, To: $2 Assuming the above 3 rules affect the same classification field, e.g. "Path 1", then finall...

Audrey Salerno shared some tips in a 2019 presentation. Her first tip, "Calculate how many ___ before a visitor's first ___?", might be applicable to you: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fnxsr9s94k63rsk/RockstarTips2019_AudreySalerno.pdf Source: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analy...

If you want the desired outcome, then I suggest that you use "Linear" as your eVar's Allocation. See https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/admin/admin-tools/manage-report-suites/edit-report-suite/conversion-variables/conversion-var-admin.html?lang=en#section_7C317BB0287A4B8EB0A1A4ECC4062...

You can try using Cohort Analysis https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics-learn/tutorials/analysis-workspace/cohort-analysis/cohort-analysis-workspace.html?lang=en

If possible, can you show screenshots of your: Classification setting from your Report Suite settingsClassification rule from your Classifications Rule Builder That will help us to troubleshoot your setup, instead of guessing what you've done/not done.

What is the metric for those values? Do you have any segment(s) applied to that dashboard? If possible, please show a screenshot of your report table.