in your example Mens,T-Shirts,Small,Blue each of  those would get attributed to whatever events you set plus instances when you set list1=Mens,T-Shirts,Small,Blue; but you can classify a list variable just remember that each 'member' of the list is treated equally. We use list variables if we have m...

Is there any way to get an output of your processing rules other than by doing screen captures of the rules? It would be nice if there was a way to get a PDF or Word doc out with all the rules.

go to one of the pages. run the debugger and see if pagename is set. Are all the variables you think are supposed to be sent getting sent? if not then it might be s.tl() call instead of s.t() call.how big is the request string. is it getting truncated somehow? most browsers will allow over 2K charac...

Also don't forget to set the 'lookback' period if needed to longer than 1 month. Those new report suites might have data going back farther that you want to have run through the rules. And this is what does the catch-up for data you missed when the rule was turned off for editing. In a couple of day...

admin -> report suitesselect a report suite and then settings -> general -> processing rulesHOWEVER, you have to pass the processing rules test and have a supported user send your score results to customer care before they will turn on processing rules for your admin account. You can REALLY mess thi...

You can also go into Ad-Hoc if you have access and do a visitor profile -> technology -> browsers report, select just firefox 24.0, add 'reloads' metric to the report which you can do in ad-hoc, break down by pages and then by month, sort it on reloads so you get the pages with the most reloads and ...