@samhollingshead  Okay, so you're saying we have to modify the 'default' schema that the 'Click Data Collection' feature uses by writing javascript in the 'before link click call back' command screen, correct? if so, do you know what the JS syntax would be for "combine globalXdmObject and content.xd...

@samhollingshead  / @leocwlau  Thanks for getting back to me on my issue here.  I'm afraid, I might be missing something here. - We have a 'Global' Data Element which sets our global variables (which campaign tracking code is included).- We have a 'Variable' Data Element that is referenced in our Ru...

Leocwlau -  Thanks so much for providing an answer on this question.  I have a similar question but it all boils down to how do we replicate the 'doPlugins' functionality with the WebSDK extension.  At first glance it looked like the 'event callback' editor was a solution, but as this post indicated...

Hello. I'm working on using the AEP Query Service and am getting several errors.  Ultimately what I'm trying to do is take our website clickstream data and aggregating to a visitor + session start time level and then push that data into a new AEP dataset so I can use CJA to view the information Here...

In CJA Workspace, the 'image loader' option doesn't work correctly.   When you click to add an image to either the 'description' or 'text' input box, the Workspace project just flickers and it will not let you add an 'https' image reference location.  The attached GIF shows that you can use the 'lin...

Hi there.  I am hoping someone can help me.I've been using Postman API software to create API scripts to create CJA Dataviews.  I was able to create a script that creates a new data view and now I'm working on an API script that will set and configure the dimensions within the newly created dataview...

Hey all - Just following up on this idea.  I was able to figure out away of creating my own 'session_number' and 'event_hit_depth' numbers via the AEP SQL Query tool.  The trick is to make sure your timestamp fields can be used in calculations.  You also have to 'hard code' your own definition of a ...

Hey all - I was able to confirm this myself.  Using the AEP Query tool, I was able to run a query to look at the 'timestamp' field.  At first glance, it looked like the Timestamp was formatted as '01/11/2024, 1:51 PM' out of the box.  But after a little tinkering, I discovered if you request a speci...