Hi @Naveen_KumarPr    Sometimes an additional call may help if that saves you a lot of customization on the development side. It's not hard to give you a good recommendaiton without knowing your exact setup. But it really depends on the website and tools that are in use.   One question: if you are a...

Hi @Neil_Thorpe  your screenshot basically confirms that you are using Web SDK xD Alloy.js / "alloy" is the new library that is used to send calls into the Experience Platform. onBeforeEventSend is one of its callbacks.   The bot blocking approach should be used in all contexts, independen from whet...

@Neil_Thorpe my first question would be: are you using Adobe Analytics or Customer Journey Analytics?   Web SDK Web SDK's onBeforeEventSend callback can be used to make sure calls are dropped if the condition returns false. However, I could imagine that having this approach could over time grow sign...

Hi @liamevans11  can you describe your setup and little? Sounds like you are using both Web SDK and AppMeasurement in parallel?

Great idea, thanks a lot! These questions come up a lot recently. Having a central place to answer them surely makes sense

Same as @Jennifer_Dungan , I use (in order of frequency) Omnibug - the one for everything, many other analytics and marketing tags included as well as useful features like visually highlighting specific attributes that you are always interested   Universal Adobe Debugger prints out helpful request d...

Hi @montezh2001  are you talking about Analytics or Real-Time CDP? In both cases, you should be able to create advanced segmentation that should at least bucket users into certain groups e.g., "Visits >= 5" or "Product Views exist", etc.   AEP Segment Builder User GuideAdobe Analytics Segment Builde...

Hi @PrashaTwinkle  what exactly is your question?   There are alternative extensions out there which I can recommend OmnibugUniversal Adobe DebuggerTag Bird which will surely make your life a lot easier. I personally only use the AEP debugger to inject or alter Launch rules or to start Assurance deb...

Hi @Harveer_SinghGi1  as such, you cannot have multiple AEP event types sent at the same type, but you can include different events in the same overarching request.   In your case, I'd say the page_load is the page view, so it's likely a "Web Webpagedetails Page Views" event type you are sending as ...

Yeah it would just be the perfect solution  But good enough to answer this question I guess.   Great job!