Hi @BrayanHo  I think this is more of a topic for the Adobe Analytics and / or Data Colletction forums? One way or another, you will have to set up click tracking to send this to AA.

Hi @YohanKh1  when exactly are you setting the useBeacon attribute? By any chance, can you add a screenshot of the network tab with the cancelled requests? Also, what happens when you open a CTA in a new tab (press Ctrl/Command when clicking). Is the request in that case going through?   And are you...

Hi @NitinSi5    looking at the documentation here, I would be pragmatic and categorize all of them as Performance/analytics cookies. AMCV contains the Visitor ID which allows reidentifying the user across pages i.e., you are tracking his moves across the websiteAMCVS just contains a value of 1 and i...

Hey @tyrese  are you then also returning the result of the function? Or how exactly do you want to make it usable?   You can - I just had to test it, since I have frankly never used it before xD - actually return a function as Custom Code Data Element return function(bar) { _satellite.logger.debug...

Hi @tyrese , can you provide a concrete example of what you want to achieve and what you have unsuccessfully tried yet?You can of course write your own custom function in a data element, call it and return the result function foo(){ return "bar"; } return foo();  

Hi @_Paul_S your assumptions are correct. To recap from what I hear you have different Launch properties. So yes, you can "white list" the report suites on your datastream that you allow to be used in the override, and the set the override in the Web SDK extension configurationthe override does not ...

HI @icontre1  best would be if you paste a screenshot of your processing rule here, and maybe as well as test URL of yours.

Hi @Esakkidevi    Assuming that your core click rule is attached to buttons, you may want to have a look at Jim Gordon's cheat sheet https://jimalytics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Adobe-Launch-Cheat-Sheet.pdf   In your eVar4, you can then just use the percent placeholder syntax e.g.,  %this.@clea...

Hi @SivaramM  you could use the Perpetua Assistant to search for "core::conditions::date-range" https://assistant.perpetua.digital/    Will require API access though, but should give you a quick overview (even though you will have to open the items manually)  

Hi @Paul1982  I would assume a sequential segment like this should work. This should be applicable to any date range, not just per year