Just an extra FYI. In direct call rules.. Some SPA may experience a first page load double fire.If you implement Direct call rules well you can also get a huge benefit from automatic link tracking. many html links, buttons will automatically be tagged for click usage under Activity map.(no spec even...

ok so in the case of SPA.Your dev needs to ensure that from (virtual page to virtual page) or route change he fires the correct page load event. Likely step 2 is missing it or just not firing it. I`m guessing the other events you do see are link click events for example... Ask you dev did you build ...

By chance is your website an Angular or Ajax based site? This looks like you have SPA based issues where your tagging is firing incorrectly and as users naviagate back and forth your tagging rules do capture things correctly. Are you using Direct call rules?

I have seen this behaviour where paid campaigns are purchase by a company like yours via an agency. The agency then uses a "middleman' company to then purchase more audience. These middlemen companies are often buying from large impression providers who are using audiences from all over the world an...

Are you using a single page APP?What type of server environment?Are you using any akamei or caching on your site? In network console type: /b/ss/ do you get multiple adobe beacons for Adobe metrics on this odd page load?    

Not sure what you mean by slug but basically your url variable pass it to an evar. The evar I think is limited to 256 or 512 characters long vs 100 for url. You can then pull your report by the evar and have much longer lengths viewable. GLTU

In terms of ecommerce metrics you have these standard custom events.  So you need to decide when is the final cart status ready for you to capture?Personally I would capture at time of when user does scCheckout.Next item to decide is what do you capture in terms of basket size?Is it $ total value?Is...

Its not typicall down time for these delays.. Its request size or volume. If you have alot of columns and a big date range. Try to split it up into smaller sizes. If you have 1 yrs worth then try and break it up into quarter or by month. Also beware large queries as they could fail email delivery so...

Ok great this helps. Ajax calls sort of can act like a SPA where the order of data being ready vs callback happening and in essence its a sort of race condition. See this link here.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/other/ajax.html?lang=en If this still doesn't work inv...

There are many factors to give you an answer but... Perhaps a Direct call rule. Can you expand on what is causing you issues? What platform/server environment you are on? Is it a Single page app type of page?