I can also access the site with no issues. What Jen suggested about Adobe doing maintenance is possible.   I wonder if it could it be a change in your company's settings? Are they blocking certain sites? Try the site again and see if it works, if not maybe check with your IT team to make sure that g...

Yes, that's right. To summarize:   regular evar = instances where it was set on the site post_evar = instances and persistence event list = fires the event every time the value is fired on the site or set with a processing rule (counts instances)

@leozh1 I've merged this new question with your previous one since they're the same.    @leozh1 wrote:   I found that eVars and props are also included in the total spent time. Currently, my calculation rules only use post_visid_high, post_visid_low, post_pagename, visit_num, visit_page_num, and cus...

If you're referring to the data feeds, then the way to differentiate between instances and persistence of evars is to compare the evar# and post_evar#.   In workspace, when an evar fires, if you use the "instances" metric, it will give you the number of times that the it actually fired. But if you u...

For your example, as long as the page name when you click the different colour options doesn't change, then yes, your understanding is correct. It doesn't matter how someone gets to the site, but what they do once on your site is what determines whether it is a single page visit, a bounce, or a regu...

As Jen said "download item as (item)" is your best way to get up to 50k rows directly from your table. If you do need more than that, you can use data warehouse. It doesn't let you download the table directly, you essentially have to recreate the table in a data warehouse request. But there isn't a ...

So even if the evar has a hit level expiry, evars don't have pathing options. If you search for one of your props, you should see the "prop name", as well as "exit prop name" and "entry prop name". The entry and exit versions of the props are created automatically, they capture the first or last (en...

Evars will persist until the designed expiry that was selected when they were created. If you go under admin > report suites > conversion variables, you can see the list of evars and the "expiry" assigned to each of them. Ideally your organization should have an SDR or some type of document where yo...

Hi @skala18 , the reason that you are getting the difference is because of your exclusion criteria. In the first segment you've got a Visit segment, excluding any hit where visit number is greater than 1. As the visit number should be the same in every visit, this should be working ok.   For your se...

Because evars have values that can persist beyond the initial hit, you can't really use evars as an exit value. This is where you would use props. What you can do is you can set up the prop to capture the value of the evar when it is fired, this will let you capture the same data but in a prop. With...